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Another new feature in SAP Business One 9.1 is the use of perpetual inventory management. In addition to the moving average price valuation method, the standard price valuation method and the FIFO valuation method, the series/batch valuation method can now also be used.
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This is the fourth episode in a series on this blog that deals with AI fundamentals in combination with SAP Business One. Up to now, it has mainly been about what a language model learns before it is even used: human ratings, trial and error, and the step-by-step checking of intermediate results. This episode reverses the perspective. It is about what happens while a model is already working, using a tool or having code executed, and how it reacts to what actually comes out of it. Two methods are at the centre that sound more similar than they actually are: ReAct and RLEF.
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With feature package 2608 for SAP Business One 10.0, SAP is extending this interface with conditional webhooks and enriched event payloads.
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Liquidity planning is considered a done deal in many medium-sized companies.
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Feature Package 2608 introduces several new apps to the SAP Business One Web Client. These relate to internal reconciliation, the payment run, the calendar function, project management, human resources and process maps. This article describes what changes for users in their day-to-day work.
Read More Feature Package 2608 brings several new assistants and management apps to the SAP Business One Web Client. They concern purchase quotations, dunning, picking, pricing, material requirements planning and inventory revaluation. This article describes what changes for users in their daily work.
Read More The functional package FP 2608 enhances SAP Business One 10.0 in three areas that users will directly notice in their day-to-day operations. The Web Client receives three new, deeply integrated reports. Account reconciliation runs much more systematically via new applications for external reconciliation. And for the first time, the Service Layer allows developers to control event data and event triggering themselves.
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This series continuously examines individual basic AI terms and methods, such as the Process Reward Model. The previous episode dealt with a sobering finding: generating is cheap, verifying is the actual bottleneck. A system can generate thousands of candidate answers in a short time; the real work only begins afterwards, when the correct answer has to be found among these candidates.
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This is a continuation of the series on this blog that deals with Artificial Intelligence in combination with SAP Business One. It is an attempt to calmly think through and clarify fundamental AI concepts. Each episode takes a concept from current AI research and ends by asking the same question: what of this actually reaches everyday ERP operations, and what remains vocabulary that sells well? The last episode was about verification and reward models. This time it is about a simpler, but surprisingly effective idea: simply asking the same question multiple times, or test-time compute scaling.
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This is the first post in a new series on this blog. It looks at the possibilities of artificial intelligence in direct interaction with SAP Business One — and not as a collection of product announcements, but as an attempt to think through fundamental AI topics calmly and thoroughly.
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