SAP AG is a German multinational software company based in Walldorf, Baden-Württemberg. It develops enterprise software to manage business operations and customer relations. The company is the world’s leading enterprise resource planning software vendor.
Many companies running SAP Software need reliable partners to support their operational business. There are many needs, such as support 
for managing hard and SAP Installations, perform user management services, such as day-to-day user management as well as running Segregation of Duties reports and assist customers mitigating and resolving SoD related issues.. Providing In-House support for various business streams (Order to Cash, Procure To Pay, Record to Report, Plan to Produce etc.) can be costly, as employee retention and training can be expensive. Many employees, after they have acquired a few years of experience, may decide to move on to a higher paid position with a competitor or with a consulting firm.
Training is another considerable investment in regards to beginning in-house SAP support operations. Working with an external SAP support team proves advantageous as the team members, with the experience they have, are trained on the essential aspects of SAP support.
As many times it is not feasible to have in-house expertise, consulting companies can leverage their pool of consultants by offering on demand or full time support to SAP Customers who don’t have the manpower to support the business.
This article won’t go into details about pros and cons of outsourcing SAP, but gives consulting companies an easy to remember domain name to setup their online ticketing or support system customers can rely on. We have reserved the domain name Help4SAP.com to accomplish your SAP Support offerings.
Being on social media and publishing and sharing your work helps to get you noticed and sometimes become famous. Having a lot of followers with lots of likes and sharing your images makes you feel good. However, there is also a downside sharing your work. It doesn’t matter if you put a watermark as there are people with bad intentions out there. I came across an issue where a photographer started a discussion on sharing photos without giving credit to the photographer on Twitter. The perpetrator in question not only misappropriated images, but also cropped photos so that AI Image search services would not find the photos and also removed watermarks. After doing a deep dive into this, I noticed that the Twitter profile in question stole many photos, telling these were all the thief’s own photos, taken in Vancouver, Canada. The problem was, that some of the birds probably don’t even exist in Canada (one photo apparently taken in Canada was actually taken in Scotland by a well known Wildlife photographer. You cannot make this s#it up!
Once you call the individuals out, they will most likely block you and continue their shenanigans with the same account or setup another social media account. Oftentimes they also use the name of well established photographers and impersonate them. They may even want to defraud innocent people into buying the stolen photos to make a quick buck or two. Never purchase anything from unknown people until you did a thorough background check and also talked with the artist personally over the phone (Zoom / Google meet).
I hope this article was somehow helpful and gives you some insight on the issues that can arise when you upload your photos on social media. In some cases, your photos can be used for nefarious causes and get you into troubles as you are the copyright owner of the photo, especially if you share photos with recognizable people and/or property. Just be vigilant and careful with what you share. For covering you from a legal side, you can see if the “
Fortunately, this episode had a happy ending as of the writing of this article, the account of the perpetrator has been deleted.
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