Anmol Gupta

Aug 30, 2024 | medium.com | Anmol Gupta

Have you ever felt like you’re living in a world of extremes, where everything is either a roaring success or a catastrophic failure? Welcome to the club! I’ve been there, done that. A few years ago, I found myself deep in depression. It was like wearing a pair of glasses that only showed two colors: black and white. No shades of gray, just stark contrasts. This mindset affected every aspect and decision of my life, and that made me spend all day either in regret or anger. But guess what?

Dec 28, 2023 | blogs.sap.com | Anmol Gupta

SAP S/4HANA stands out as one of the premier ERP systems for enterprises, especially with the imminent end of support for ECC in 2027. As companies contemplate the transition, it’s crucial to navigate the diverse deployment options available. Notably, each option is tailored to specific organizational needs, emphasizing the importance of choosing wisely.

Dec 27, 2023 | blogs.sap.com | Anmol Gupta

Understanding the Significance of Purchase Requisition in SAP ECCTo ensure the efficient functioning of an organization, the identification of necessary materials and services, along with determining their sources, is vital. The process begins with the creation of a Purchase Requisition, a request document that outlines the required materials, services, delivery dates, and quantities. This document seeks approval from the purchasing department within the organization.

Dec 21, 2023 | blogs.sap.com | Anmol Gupta

As businesses are getting increasingly competitive nowadays, we’re witnessing a rise in the adoption of business process automation. SAP ERP systems like ECC, Business One, and S/4HANA offer tons of features to manage different business processes. But many more possibilities are unlocked when you connect your ERP system with other applications to create automated workflows. For eCommerce businesses, it becomes essential to integrate SAP with their eCommerce platform or marketplace.

Nov 29, 2023 | article-14.com | Anmol Gupta

The circular ignored the other, much larger set of rights under the FRA that entitle tribal communities to collectively manage forests for livelihood, deny consent to infrastructure projects and exercise customary rights over the land, known under the law as community forest rights (CFR) and forest resource management rights. The FRA ensured that those who have lived in the forests for generations would be given legal titles to these lands.