SAP NetWeaver and Enterprise SOA

	Business Process Management (BPM) Enterprise Business Process Management software can be hard to get your arms around. These resources will make it easier to get a handle on the SAP BPM solution basics, process management, prerequisites and more.
	Enterprise SOA (enterprise service oriented architecture) Services-oriented architecture is touted as the key to all the next-generation goodies from SAP, but how much is hype? These resources will help you understand enterprise SOA as it applies to your business.
	SAP Duet Duet marries the simplicity of Microsoft Office with the power of SAP on the back-end. Learn about the latest Duet value packs and updates here.
	SAP Enterprise Portal SAP enterprise portal can be a powerful tool for promoting collaboration beyond traditional departmental borders. This collection of overview docs, guides and articles will help you evaluate the business benefits of SAP enterprise portal.
	SAP Solution Manager Looking for a SAP Solution Manager overview? This section covers everything from Solution Manager training and basic security to SM210 and SM310 notes.
	SAP XI (exchange infrastructure) Is SAP XI the right middleware solution for your company? How do you best prepare for a SAP XI upgrade? Any words of advice on SAP XI environment testing? Get the tools to research these and more SAP XI questions here.
	SAP xApps SAP composite applications, SAP xApps, enable SAP customers and partners to develop versatile solutions for a specific industry or function. Learn more about these flexible value-adds here.

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