SAP business apps rolled as Hitachi cloud service SAP’s software is to be offered as a private cloud service, says Hitachi Consulting, the services wing of the Japanese tech giant. Hitachi has announced the rollout of its Consulting Enterprise Cloud for SAP for industrial machinery and components. The Hitachi subsidiary promised this would be an “affordable, ready-to-use, …
A consistent UI would be nice.
Eg the same icon and button to make the transaction do "the thing" throughout, instead of three different ones.
Or non-editable fields being non-editable.
Then perhaps SAP could employ one or two people who understand human-machine interfaces, and fix some of the other glaring idiocies that burn thousands of person-hours every day.
>Then perhaps SAP could employ one or two people who understand human-machine interfaces, and fix some of the other glaring idiocies that burn thousands of person-hours every day.
Nobody understands human-machine interfaces anymore ... look at Windows 8+, Gnome 3+ ... you name it. SAPUi never cut it ... but the NetWeaver web ui is usable.
"Nobody understands human-machine interfaces anymore"
You forgot the morons at web browser dev teams, think Chrome, Firefox (desperately trying to copy Chrome and losing their USPs in the process), even Vivaldi, the new-Opera, has gone for its own stupid win7-ish framework that looks out of place even on Windows, let along other machines, and seems to have lost the good bits of Opera. Opera, of course, has also lost the good bits by becoming a Chrome-reband (OK, the "turbo" feature is still useful).
A pox on them all!
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