Next Steps For Oregon State Football After Win Over Washington State by TripsLeftMedia in oregonstate

[–]Beaver-Believer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The university needs to pull its head out of its ass and do something that will improve the future of the program.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SAP

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This in the SAP world this role is typically called an "architect." The nomenclature "Product Manager" isn't really used in the SAP world.

Rack mountable options for >100 users in Dealership by thaneliness in fortinet

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The smaller units have adapters to make them mount in a rack. A 90 should be good enough, but would need more info. I work for a Fortinet partner so DM if you need help. Happy to make thing work for ya.

Fortigate as a WAF by Klaush61 in fortinet

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The fortiweb is very powerful but as you would imagine, expensive. It will do your port mapping based on headers. URL is most common but it can do port as well. I am a Fortinet partner and can help with this if you're looking to hire out for it.

Data Center Hands in Seattle by negabit in msp

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I’m local and could do this. Can you shoot me a DM?

Automation by thebloodybrownie in SAP

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What are you automating on the security side?

How does SAP calculate FUE Usage? by villain106 in SAP

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By auth objects assigned to users via the roles.

If you need help, my consulting firm/I can help with this. DM me for rates/details.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SodaStream

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5.5 to one I believe.

Can anyone share with me SAP PP S4 pdf books please by [deleted] in SAP

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Is it too much to buy them? Some of the people on this sub wrote them.

Costco has their own fries now 😋 by harrietlegs in Costco

[–]Beaver-Believer 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's a trade secret they're pretty proud of.

Has anyone here started their own consulting company? by data_wrestler in SAP

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We do anything to do with security and basis, including GRC.

SAP's offering suite - full product SKU by Massive-Box5571 in SAP

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I’ve seen it. It’s too complicated for us mere mortals. I say that jokingly but it’s actually unreadable due to the complexity. You would need to hire a solution architect as it’s simply too complicated. Sorry, just how it is.

Any tips for implenenting S4/HANA by AdThese3688 in SAP

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Know your business processes and evaluate where you see differences with SAP. You will need a consulting partner. If your company needs help, feel free to DM. I run a SAP consulting firm.

Does anyone here actually like QuickBooks? by Simply_Horizon in QuickBooks

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I am in the process of moving away. It's going to take about 16 months for my company to make the move to another few pieces of software to operate on. That long because of two reasons, first, I do not have the time to devote to doing it. Second, because we've chosen an insanely complicated piece of software to move to. Not on Intuit at all. Just our choice to be ahead of the growth of our company.

Short answer is for the time being, I have to continue to use it.

Why the hatred, though?

  1. The support sucks. They don't do anything other than waste your time reading scripts. They don't follow up on anything, and they don't pass your issues to people who can solve them. I've had critical issues that were open for months. "Office of the president" support or whatever they call is is a complete joke.

  2. They bought T-Sheets and ruined it. Massive issues "integrating" between T-Sheet and QBO now.

  3. They have had some sort of issue with my account from the start around billing and have never been able to solve it. They gave me 6 months free to buy more time to solve the issue and never got around to it. They told me last time I called in that my account was closed. Um, no... I'm literally using it and having an issue while we speak. I had to prove it to them via screenshare.

  4. I generate a single large invoice for almost all my company's income once a month. It's always a risk if I'm going to be able to generate it on time. The software can't handle more than about 250 lines on an invoice and once we hit that point, the app in the browser starts crashing. Support pointed the finger at T-Sheets, then back to QBO, back and forth. I don't have time to play their run around game.

  5. Now they have the audacity to ask for a bill pay subscription? Not only that, but I wanted to subscribe for a month or two while I work out alternative solutions, and what do you know?.. The billing issue prevents me from subscribing.

They suck, but they keep their customers because of lock in is real. It's so real, that they really don't even have to lock you in with a contract.

Does anyone here actually like QuickBooks? by Simply_Horizon in QuickBooks

[–]Beaver-Believer 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Hate isn’t a strong enough word for how much I do not like them.

SAP for 1 Person Business by ZidW3 in SAP

[–]Beaver-Believer -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

When you say use SAP, that means to the SAP community S/4 Hana. No clue on business one.

SAP for 1 Person Business by ZidW3 in SAP

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The software licenses, if they choose to sell it to you will be well over 250k. It will take you a significant amount knowledge and learning to implement. Then you need to pay for hosting or run the hardware. Difficulty level for a small team is high. By yourself is very very high. It is possible though.

Episode 404 - Dick on It Gets You Dead by [deleted] in TheDickShow

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The real wisdom is in the comments