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  The Future of Artificial Intelligence Artificial intelligence (AI) is one of the most important technologies of our time. It is already having a major impact on our lives, and its influence is only going to grow in the years to come. AI is already being used in a wide variety of applications, including: Natural language processing: AI is used to understand human language, which is essential for applications like speech recognition and machine translation. Image recognition: AI is used to identify objects and patterns in images, which is used in applications like facial recognition and self-driving cars. Machine learning: AI is used to train machines to learn from data, which is used in applications like fraud detection and spam filtering. These are just a few examples of the many ways that AI is being used today. As AI continues to develop, it will be used in even more applications, and its impact on our lives will only grow. So what does the future hold for AI? Here are a few predic

  CRED is a fintech startup that offers a credit card bill payment app. The app is designed to make it easier for users to pay their credit card bills on time and earn rewards. However, there are some concerns that CRED may not be good for consumers. One concern is that CRED encourages users to spend more money than they can afford. The app uses gamification and social media to create a sense of competition among users. This can lead to users spending more money in order to climb the leaderboard and earn rewards. Another concern is that CRED's rewards program is not as generous as it may seem. In order to earn the most rewards, users need to pay their credit card bills on time and in full. However, many users may not be able to do this, especially if they are struggling to make ends meet. Finally, CRED's privacy policy has been criticized for being too vague. The policy states that CRED may share user data with third-party partners, but it does not specify which partners or wha

  It's been a while since I've written a blog post, but I'm back! I'm so excited to be sharing my thoughts and ideas with you again. A lot has happened in the past few months. I've been working on some new projects, traveling, and spending time with my family and friends. I've also been doing a lot of thinking about what I want to write about on this blog. I've decided that I want to focus on writing about things that are important to me, such as my faith, my family, my hobbies, and my thoughts on current events. I also want to share my experiences and insights with you in the hopes that it will help you in some way. I'm so grateful for your continued support. I hope you'll join me on this journey as I explore new topics and share my thoughts with you. Thank you for reading!

$AP stands for System,Analysis and Products in Processing. It is a set of applications developed for enterprises and is also termed as SAP ERP. There are other ERP vendors in the market but SAP is the leader right now. Enterprise Resource Planning ( ERP ) systems are software packages used to manage an organizations business processes. SAP Product Suite consist of below system: R/3 – Core ERP system APO – Supply Chain Planning System CRM – Customer Relationship System BW – Reporting System SRM – Supplier Relationship System Others – PLM, XI, Netweaver... R/3 is the heart of SAP and can further be divided into different modules: Logistics Sales and Distribution(SD) Materials Management(MM) Production Planning(PP) Human Resource (HR) Financial FICO Finance FI (includes AR, AP, GL…) Controlling CO Profitability Analysis … APO which is the Supply Chain Planning component of SAP contains: Demand Planning (DP) Supply Network Planning (SNP) Globa

Its been two years that I was out of the blogger arena but now I am back and will bring back the much needed life to this blog. In past two years I have learned a lot and will try to share all that on this blog. From now on most of my post will be dedicated to SAP and ABAP and will try to bring back some halka fulka post here and there to add spice to this list. Wish me luck!! So here is the formal comeback declaration-- !!TG is back and now with a new flavor.!!

Uniform Resource Locator(URL) URL strings consist of three parts Network protocol Host name or address File or resource location These substrings are separated by special characters as follows: protocol :// host / location URL Protocol The 'protocol' substring defines a network protocol to be used to access a resource. These strings are short names followed by the three characters '://' (a simple naming convention to denote a protocol definition). Typical URL protocols include http://, ftp://, and mailto://. Now check out the URL of this page (the one that is displayed in the address(navigation) bar).What does that say ?What we are going to discuss is HTTP and HTTPS which have a role to play in our follow up post... HTTP: HyperText Transfer Protocol Used by browsers for fetching Web data from servers. Because of its universal availability (e.g., firewalls don't interfere) has become widely used as a general-purpose protocol for network communication. Simple