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The Cucumber Framework is a powerful open-source tool that is used as part of Behaviour Driven Development. By using a common language, it enables collaboration between non-technical and technical team members. This blog post provides an overview of the basic concepts and features of the Cucumber Framework.

Sustainability is crucial for the long-term success of companies. ESG factors have become a key evaluation criterion for companies and investors. In my blog post, I show why taking ESG factors into account is not only ethically but also financially relevant. A holistic ESG approach not only promotes the growth and stability of companies but also has a positive impact on society.

European legislators have imposed strict regulation on the digital space in recent years. In addition to the much-discussed EU IoT Act, other important regulations such as the Data Governance Act and the Data Act have come into force. The Data Act in particular has attracted special attention due to its impact on IoT device manufacturers, service providers and start-ups. The Data Act, which entered into force on 11 January 2024, will apply from September 2025. In my blog post, I discuss its objectives, effects and requirements for all stakeholders.

Snowflake plays a prominent role in shaping the face of the industry in the ever-evolving world of data analytics and data management. This blog post looks at the development of Snowflake and why it is considered a ground-breaking solution for businesses.

Green coding is one of the top trends in software development in 2024. But what does green coding actually mean? I will present criteria catalogues for sustainable software development and make my suggestions about what really matters in this blog post.

The e-commerce landscape is subject to constant change and companies are faced with the challenge of finding innovative solutions that optimally fulfil current requirements. In this blog post, I take a detailed look at the SAP Commerce Cloud as an e-commerce solution and highlight the advantages over an on-premise solution or traditional software architectures.

The term ‘fixed price’ raises a number of issues in agile development, since the scope should in theory be clearly defined. However, in practice, the requirements are often incomplete and subject to change. This can lead to uncertainty, different interpretations and, if worst comes to worst, the project failing. In this blog post, we will take a closer look at expectation management and the concept of scope. Along with that, we will also explore several requirements engineering methods that allow you to remain on budget and describe possible solutions in cases where your project is at risk of going over budget.

It came as a surprise to many SAP customers in the healthcare sector when SAP announced that it would not be integrating the IS-H solution into S/4HANA, as it presented them with a number of problems. It left them asking: what approach should I take to transform my SAP landscape into a strategic S/4HANA platform? I will answer this question in my blog post where I will also be presenting two transformation approaches – greenfield and selective data transition – in greater detail.

How do you develop a highly available application that is both scalable and easy to maintain in today’s world? In this blog post, I will briefly explore approaches, methods and tools that I believe can be used to achieve this.