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Game 159: Nats at Cardinals
Sep 30, 2012, 5:00 PM EDT
Photo by Mark Zuckerman / NATS INSIDER
Will the Nationals celebrate this afternoon at Busch Stadium?
ST. LOUIS — It's been 10 days since the Nationals clinched a postseason berth. It feels like twice as long. They certainly expected to wrap up the NL East title by now, but the Braves have had other plans and have stretched this thing out nearly as long as possible.
Today, though, when the Nationals take the field at Busch Stadium, they won't need to look at the out-of-town scoreboard. Their task is simple: Win and they're NL East champs. Yes, they could also back their way in if the Braves lose to the Mets in a game that begins 40 minutes before this one. But the players in the visitors clubhouse prefer it not come to that. As one guy said this morning: "We want to dog-pile."
So it will be a motivated group this afternoon, led by St. Louis native Ross Detwiler and catcher Kurt Suzuki (starting his ninth consecutive game behind the plate). All the regulars are in the lineup, another sign Davey Johnson wants to end this thing right here and right now, then give everyone a rest during the final three games against the Phillies.
Enjoy this day, everyone. And, of course, be sure to check in here for live updates and analysis throughout…
WASHINGTON NATIONALS at ST. LOUIS CARDINALS
Where: Busch Stadium
Gametime: 2:15 p.m. EDT
TV: MASN2, Ch. 50, MLB.tv
Radio: WJFK (106.7 FM), WFED (1500 AM), XM 187
Weather: Mostly cloudy, 70 degrees, Wind 8 mph in from RF
RF Jayson Werth
CF Bryce Harper
3B Ryan Zimmerman
1B Adam LaRoche
- NatsFanSinceStart - Sep 30, 2012 at 8:41 PM
Watching Garcia easily blow through the Cards there makes me even more upset with Wang and Davey. WTF is Davey thinking — still tinkering, Davey? Uh Davey, it's a pennant clinching game. What do you think Davey, that Wang is suddenly going to revert to form? And what form is that? ERA at 4.00+ at best. Again: Davey a hero in the clubhouse — a bufoon on the field.
- MicheleS - Sep 30, 2012 at 8:43 PM
WODLMarks feed should be on upper right corner. Try at The NI home page if its not on game thread
- Steady Eddie - Sep 30, 2012 at 8:45 PM
WODL, for this game at least it's more on Davey than on CMW. After using him in the Dodgers game, Davey knew what he was in this season. CMW came in and did the same thing he did in the Dodgers game, only twice.It really is mystifying. Davey clearly wasn't going to repeat staying too long with Det when he looked like EJax did on Friday night. He started Det in the first place because he was serious about clinching this weekend. Then he brings in someone who gave us no serious chance of winning.I imagine Davey will give the explanation that he didn't bring in Gorzy or Duke both because of the matchups and because he wanted to keep them fresh for potential starts after we clinch in order to give the real starters a little rest. Which still wouldn't explain why he brings in a reliver who would be a garbage time reliever in a post-clinch game instead of his real relievers.If he really wanted to win this game.
- Smatt1001 - Sep 30, 2012 at 8:46 PM
Have to agree with Mark's tweet. Could have used Garcia in the 4th.
- Section 222 - Sep 30, 2012 at 8:49 PM
WODL, it's not the beat writers' job to "hammer" Davey. Someone will ask the question I'm pretty sure. That's all we can ask. They aren't fans, and they aren't there to argue with him.NL, we're trying to understand Davey and we can't. Do you seriously think he wanted to lose today? I don't buy that for a second.Steady — Davey might have had good reason for bringing in Wang. But not for letting him bat or leaving him in as long as he did.
- Steady Eddie - Sep 30, 2012 at 8:51 PM
And now he's used all the real relievers — Stammen, Garcia, Duke — he should have brought in (and presumably was trying not to use) in the first place.I know we're all piling on here, but this is incredibly frustrating when Davey is getting in the way of his own team like this on such a huge game.Not the end of the world, we can and should win tomorrow if we can't come back today. But for a young team which is really doing an admirable job of hanging in there for the first pressure September for most, this game was really not constructive when it was inflicted on the team which is really trying like this.
- Section 222 - Sep 30, 2012 at 8:52 PM
Keeping Duke or Gorzo fresh for a start after we clinch? Nah. He can always get Perry or Maya off their couches for that.
- NatsLady - Sep 30, 2012 at 8:52 PM
Davey is playing the percentages. Fans aren't. Neither is Boz or Mark. I thought about it, and I got no problem with it. Maybe Davey made a mistake with CMW (bringing him in with runners on base). But at that time it was 5-0. Try to remember that. At the time Davey brought Wang in, the Cards had a 94.7% chance of winning the game. (fangrahs.com)Davey didn't lose this game. Nor did CMW. Detwiler (and if you want, Espy) lost this game. (Assuming we lose it). fangraphs play log http://www.fangraphs.com/liveplays.aspx?date=2012-09-30&team=Cardinals&dh=0&season=2012
- NatsFanSinceStart - Sep 30, 2012 at 8:54 PM
Mark is right to show his increduilty of Davey Boy Johnson — that's the manager with a supreme amount of hubris.Mark mentioned batting Wang — which was unbelievably weird — this isn't May, Davey. Its the clincher.He didnt mention batting Det for himself — when it was apparent to all that Det was done.But Davey is so smart, so brilliant. NOT
- NatsLady - Sep 30, 2012 at 8:54 PM
I don't agree with what Davey did, but I understand his reasoning.
- NatsFanSinceStart - Sep 30, 2012 at 8:54 PM
With a wiser manager in charge – the Nats would have had 100 wins by now.Right Buck?
- William O. Douglas Loeffler - Sep 30, 2012 at 8:55 PM
Wang did, in fact, lose this game.
- Section 222 - Sep 30, 2012 at 8:56 PM
NL, you're a superb Davey apologist. I think you're nuts, but I admire the effort. No one is excusing Det or saying we would have won if he didn't bring in Wang. But 5-4 is a lot more winnable than 9-4. And 7-4 is more winnable than 9-4. And 7-5 (if a Goon Squader had successfully pinch hit for Wang) is a lot more winnable than 9-4. What percentages are you thinking about? I don't see it.
- NatsFanSinceStart - Sep 30, 2012 at 8:57 PM
The boys from MLB Network are correct: the nats won't go far into the postseason because of the weaknesses in their bullpen.
- Steady Eddie - Sep 30, 2012 at 8:57 PM
222 — I'm sure Davey had his reasons. But if you wouldn't trust him to start a big big game like this, why would you bring him in — knowing what he's been in relief this month — when that game you don't trust him to start is still hanging in the balance?If you're not trying to build him up in a Clip-type thing (and no, CMW CANNOT be in consideration for the postseason roster), why is he in a big game like this at all before it's decided?I trust Davey a lot but can't see any excuse for either bringing him in in the first place, and especially leaving him in when you've seen he was what you feared he was.
- NatsLady - Sep 30, 2012 at 8:57 PM
We lose this game and we are .500 on the road trip. That's what we needed to be. The Barfs had a cupcake schedule, we knew that. We were lucky to get one from the Mets. This game is not the issue. The issue is figuring out how to get Detwiler back on track. That is what I am worried about.
- William O. Douglas Loeffler - Sep 30, 2012 at 8:58 PM
Hopefully, Johnson now realizes that Wang is incapable of starting a relief appearance with anything other than a wild pitch.
- Steady Eddie - Sep 30, 2012 at 8:58 PM
"Him" being CMW, of course.
- NatsFanSinceStart - Sep 30, 2012 at 8:59 PM
Please explain Davey's reasoning, Natslady? How would you know his thinking? just curious.curious to know where you played your ball as well.
- NatsLady - Sep 30, 2012 at 8:59 PM
CMW was never in any consideration for the postseason roster. Period. And 222, you put your finger right on it. Can you trust Detwiler to start a big game?
- JaneB - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:00 PM
I'm worried about Det too. I hope we never see Wang on our mound again (I'm sure he's a nice guy but…) and I wish DJ had put Garcia in earlier.That said, we will be home when they clinch. It's been painful to get there but they WILL and we will be there for and with them. I just hope the Pirates have some verve left in 'em, just n case.
- William O. Douglas Loeffler - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:00 PM
I am more concerned with Rizzo and Johnson promising us that Wang will never take the field for the Nats again. We simply cannot waste anymore time, money and resources on a has-been, who in fact never really was, if you look at this Yankee stats carefully.Cut him now.
- Manassas Nats' Fan - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:01 PM
The last 6 games the bullpen less a problem then the starters
- NatsFanSinceStart - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:03 PM
Prediction: Rizzo is not bringing back Johnson — too weird — too odd — too many brain farts.The team won in spite of Davey — afterall, no small ball, no stealing, average pitching staff management (and that mcCatty's job).Davey is Earl Weaver: sit back and wait for the three run homer: and Earl had phenomenal pitching too. interesting.
- Manassas Nats' Fan - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:03 PM
Zim this weekend trying to pull outside pitches. A bad habit for sure
- William O. Douglas Loeffler - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:03 PM
We have all these promising young guys on the roster–why is Wang sucking up innings if he is not going to be on the roster? Are they evaluating him for next year? Virtually, every pitcher on the squad has had good games and shown promise except for Lidge, who is gone, and Wang, who should be released immediately.
- Section 222 - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:04 PM
I'm worried about Det too. That's not the issue with how this game was managed. If you were managing the team, would you have (1) relieved him with Wang; (2) left him in after two straight wild pitches; 3) let him bat for himself in the top of the 4th with a man on base; (4) left him in after walking Jay to face Beltran. Those were five separate decisions. The only one I can even see a rationale for is the first.
- Steady Eddie - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:06 PM
NL — if you're basing this on the percentages — which are BS with this team and its demonstrated capacity to come back, but anyway — then you're saying Davey was in fact giving up the game for lost, waving the white flag by bringing CMW in, and only pulling Det to limit the damage to his psyche.
- Manassas Nats' Fan - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:06 PM
Why do we strike out so much as a team?
- NatsFanSinceStart - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:07 PM
The multi-million waste of money on Wang is hanging around our necks. Using him in any situation is a joke. Even when he won 19 games twice for the Yanks, his ERA was over 4.00. Wang never was any good.Using him is irresponsible — and not fair to the fans who follow, support, and spend huge amounts of money at Nats Park. Shame on you, Johnson.
- NatsLady - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:07 PM
Manassas, you are right. I am not worried about the BP, and Davey putting Wang is was the measure of him saving the BP. Nothing says if he put Stammen in he wouldn't have given up a dinger and scored the runs (he's done that before and so has Mattheus). Remember it was only the 3rd inning. You need 5-6 innings from the BP, where are you getting them? You are not getting them from Garcia–you simply do not want to wear him out in a 94.7% lost cause. So you bring him in for 1 inning, what next? I admit, I would have brought in Duke over CMW, I said that in a post. But do you know how many times the Nats have scored 4-5 runs early and held on to win a game? Probably at least 20-30 times, maybe more. The Cards are not the Mets or Brewers with their lousy bullpens. The percentages were simply not on the side of Davey blowing out his bullpen.
- Section 222 - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:07 PM
Davey's a great manager. He wants to win every game, including this one. He's coming back next season. He really screwed up today. We'll see if he admits it.
- Steady Eddie - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:08 PM
CMW was never in any consideration for the postseason roster. Period.NL, do you always have to "correct" people by essentially repeating what they just said?
- Joe Seamhead - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:08 PM
It's still a marathon, folks.There is still a game that must be won, and then, hopefully, a playoff series. I honestly think that Johnson looks pretty bad with his decisions today, but it's not all on him. Ross gave up 7 runs, with a little help from Danny and Wang. If Danny doesn't flub the made to order double play ball, that whole inning probably looks at least a little different. Werth got to third with one out in the first and Zimmerman and ALR stranded him. We just had two guys on and one out and didn't score in the sixth. Now, in the eighth we strand ALR at third.This is a team loss, dealt to us by our inability to produce in several fazes of the game.PS. I'm bummed, because my prediction that the final Phillies series would be meaningless has now almost certainly been proven wrong.
- William O. Douglas Loeffler - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:08 PM
I think Johnson is very good at managing personalities. I doubt beyond that, that any manager really matters a lot. Casey Stengel won five World Series in a row and then managed the Mets in 1962, winning 40.
- NatsLady - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:09 PM
Eddie, someone said that, that Davey bringing in CMW was Davey's version of the "white flag." I didn't like the ragging on CMW (who is, after all, a human being) but I agree with the sentiment.
- NatsNut - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:11 PM
Seriously?NatsFanSinceStart said…Prediction: Rizzo is not bringing back Johnson — too weird — too odd — too many brain farts.
- Section 222 - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:11 PM
Wang isn't and wasn't under consideration for the playoff roster. Nor was Davey thinking about next year. Davey just wanted to follow Det with a RH long reliever. Someone who could go more than one inning. Stammen pitched last night. He thought Wang pitched decently against the Dodgers after the initial lack of control. So he brought him in. I'm not going to criticize him much for that decision. But the subsequent ones are another story. It was clear Wang wasn't going to keep the deficit stable and he should have been replaced ASAP.
- NatsLady - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:11 PM
Eddie, someone was asking about CMW and the postseason. I can't figure who said what. I'm outtta here. There has GOT to be a better blog. Bye.
- NatsFanSinceStart - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:12 PM
Natslady: 5-0 in the fourth inning is not a game you give away. Get off this Fangraph thing — I don't care if 'they say' it's a lost game. This is baseball and you don't give up a game down 5 runs in the fourth.You are bending yourself into pretzels defending a horrible job by the manager. But you make a fool out of yourself sighting Fangraph's contention the game was lost in the fourth to defend Giving the game up.Where did you play your ball? Oh, I forgot. Everyone who can quote Billy Beane, Fangraph and read Sabermetrics is a Baseball Guru. Give me a break.
- NatsFanSinceStart - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:15 PM
Oh My God! Pus Throwing Lannan goes tomorrow night. What a waste of good money.
- William O. Douglas Loeffler - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:15 PM
Thanks, NatsFanSinceStart. I want everyone to realize as well just how mediocre Wang is. People said he was decent last Sunday–he was not. He got in trouble every inning. He did get a double which may have fooled Davey into letting him hit.The Nats have spent a huge amount of resources on this guy and, unlike Lannan, Wang has give zero back in return. I don't know if he is a nice guy or not since he apparently doesn't speak English, but I do know that he apparently lacks the concentration to come into a game as a reliever and throw a pitch within ten feet of the catcher. Please Wang, go foist your wares on some other unsuspecting team…. Tell them that you are pitching like it is 2008, whatever it takes….
- Section 222 - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:15 PM
NatsFanSinceStart– That's the second time you've pulled this "where did you play your ball" crap. It's sexist and stupid. Lots of very good analysts, male and female, never played ball (or played it in Little League only, which doesn't qualify you for anything.) So cut it out.
- Steady Eddie - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:15 PM
NL — the "somebody" was me, and I wasn't asking, I was saying no way. So you can respond but can't be bothered to see who you're responding to or what they actually said?
- Joe Seamhead - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:15 PM
Now you see why you don't bring in the soft tossing lefty Zack Duke to pitch against this heavy hitting RH'ed lineup.And how long do you think that you could have left Garcia in if you had brought him in for Det in the 2nd? Or even for Wang in the 4th?
- SFNats - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:16 PM
Not a great day at the office for Davey, that can't be denied. But with what he's done with this team since he took over? No question he gets a pass for a bad decision now and then.
- Manassas Nats' Fan - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:17 PM
Lets get 7 in the 9th
- Manassas Nats' Fan - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:20 PM
We cut to 7-4. Then Wang gives up 2 and the batters quit. I dont like when we quit
- Another_Sam - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:21 PM
RealDeal – I'm with you. I feel this year about CMW like I felt about Lannan last yer. Don't give him the ball.
- Joe Seamhead - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:21 PM
Folks, when Wang came in we were already down 5-0, and there were runners on base. We scored 4, count them, 4 runs. Do the math, it's no hard. Wang did not cost us this game. Neither did Johnson, unless you want to blame him for starting Ross.
- NatsLady - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:21 PM
No, Eddie, it wasn't you. It was that idiot William O. Douglas Loeffler I was responding to. this is what he said,Were they seriously considering Wang for the post-season?And I remembered perfectly well who said it, I was trying to be polite and not name names. I won't try that again.
- William O. Douglas Loeffler - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:22 PM
Men on first and second, one out. The score was 5-0. Wild pitch moves men to second and third. Wild pitch scores one run. Sac fly scores second run. Ground ball ends the inning. W
- SFNats - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:22 PM
Leaving Wang in to give up another couple when you'd just scored 4 to make it a ballgame is a questionable decision. Especially when you let him hit with a man on third.
- William O. Douglas Loeffler - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:30 PM
Detwiler obviously left us in a bad situation, but a decent inning of relief would have kept the score at 5-0. Instead Wang, (I am not cool enough to use his initials) comes in, and apparently cannot be bothered to throw either of his first two pitches in the vicinity of home plate. Wang takes an inning that was imminently manageable and converts it into essentially automatically 2 runs. 5 run comebacks happen much more often than 7 run comebacks and Wang was not done yet.This one was on Wang.
- Joe Seamhead - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:31 PM
Off -topic,, but NatsFanSinceStart, didn't you say some time ago that your son played on the MD Patriots when Justin Maxwell played for them? My son also played with that team the whole time Max played there. What position did your son play?
- NatsLady - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:35 PM
222, thanks for the defense, but don't worry about it. My IQ is probably 40 points above anyone else who posts here and still not close to Davey's. I'm used to the sexism. Once I submitted an article to a magazine and it was rejected. Years later I found the article in an old file, sent it to the same magazine but used a (non-identifiable) pseudonym. Of course, it was accepted and published and I got the check in the mail…
- natsfan1a - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:36 PM
Yuck, just yuck. That one was deflating. Just try to shower it off and head for home, sweet home. FP put out the Nat signal. It's time to get after it tomorrow.
- Joe Seamhead - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:37 PM
My guess is that Davey Johnson will take the blame for the loss. He usually does.
- NatsLady - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:43 PM
Seamhead, who I very much doubt is a stathead, is exactly correct. As I said, I don't agree with what Davey did, but I understand his reasoning.And if you want to be even more cynical, Davey wants home games for player bonuses. The more games, the more gate.You tell me. Would you go to the game if the Nats had clinched in St. Louis? Will you go to the game tomorrow (or Tuesday or Wednesday) if they haven't clinched. It's a business, people.
- NatsLady - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:44 PM
Seamhead, of course he will. I don't even have to watch the postgame. That's a lock.
- William O. Douglas Loeffler - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:48 PM
Davey is a very bright guy and he certainly would never attempt to put all of the blame for what happened here on Detwiler. We have seen the Nats come back from five runs down in the late innings quite recently. No one who understands even a little about baseball would view Wang's performance as anything short of a fiasco.
- NatsLady - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:53 PM
Absolutely. Wang was a fiasco. He's done. And he only did "marginally" well in his previous outing (not horrible, but certainly not great).
- Joe Seamhead - Sep 30, 2012 at 9:58 PM
NatsLady, I am certainly not a stathead, at least not in the contemporary sense.I felt that Johnson used, and stuck, with CMW for exactly the reason he just stated. He didn't want to burn the best of the pen in a game that the starter couldn't even give you three innings. Look, Wang is done for the year, maybe forever, but like I said in an earlier post, you couldn't get 7.2 innings out of the rest of the BP without jeopardizing your options tomorrow.
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by Badfish740 » 05 Nov 2013, 21:14
Giovanni Ciangaglione, age 29, living at 292 N. Clinton St., Trenton, NJ, born March 24, 1888. Born Teramo, Italy, Declared intention to become citizen, has wife, 3 children, father, mother to support.
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by Badfish740 » 06 Nov 2013, 18:48
adelfio wrote:Welcome to IG website. Can you tell us his wifes name and the children where they settled so we can work our way back. Also possibility Cianfaglione. Is this them?
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Badfish740 wrote:Thank you-see my post above-I actually did find all of that (there is a delay in my posts, I guess because I am new). I was able to accomplish my goal of tracing ancestors back to their country/province of origin with the Cellinis quite easily, but the Ciangagliones are presenting much more of a challenge. If you can find a record of Giovanni Ciangaglione's journey across the Atlantic I would be very interested to see it!
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Badfish740 wrote:I haven't subscribed to a service yet but plan to soon. I'll try to get it via ellisisland.org first but if I can't I'll let you know. So I emailed Teramo using the language Marty provided above, but it sounds like I have to email Castellalto instead. Can I just use that same language and change the address? I don't know the language at all but can guess at what some of the words mean.
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I would go by his draft cards that say he was from Teramo send for his birth record
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SAP's long road to Run Simple on the BI frontSAP
SAP and its CEO, Bill McDermott, made a big point of saying at this year's Sapphire Now conference that the "new" SAP is focused on making enterprise software as simple as possible for customers, citing free Fiori apps and the new SAP Simple Finance applications as examples.
In a new blog post, Jayne Landry, global vice president and general manager of SAP business intelligence, spells out what that means for the SAP BI portfolio, as the company tries to address customers' demands for fewer, more integrated tools in the BusinessObjects (BOBJ) toolshed. It's an important read and covers the role that SAP BOBJ Design Studio and SAP Lumira will play going forward.
But how did SAP get to a point where it now has to do the hard work of consolidating these products? Shouldn't SAP have started on this project sooner? Users feeling confused by the number of BI tools doesn't seem like news.
When we spoke last week, Landry didn't provide a clear answer to that, merely pointing to the fact that it takes time to gather input, and many users aren't sure what they're using. But she did point to the fact that the number of tools has exploded as needs — and the very nature of BI — have evolved and matured.
"Customers want operational reporting, as a very first step in leveraging the data they have within an organization. Those reports lead to next questions. What we normally see happen next is the IT department will be asked for a more an executive-level view, and that's where we see the rise of dashboards within an organization," Landry said. "Once the executives get their dashboard views, there's always the next question, and that leads to more self-service and ad-hoc reporting, and BI use cases. There's this natural progression and journey as companies mature in their adoption of business intelligence."
SAP's answer to that, Landry contends, is simplifying some of those tools according to users and roles — much in the same way it is trying to do with its other applications and UIs.
"We focus in on three key [user types]," Landry said. "The first is the business analyst. These are the ones getting the one-off questions from the business. If those [same questions are] coming up time and time again, the analyst will then work with a developer to turn it into a solution that can be consumed by a broader audience across the business. That's the second persona, the developer. They're not answering ad-hoc questions, they want to solve the problem systematically," Landry said.
The third user type is the end users themselves. "They want not only the ability to consume the information that they're given, but, increasingly, want to answer that next question by themselves without having to go back to an analyst, or IT."
But as one analyst recently pointed out, running more simply isn't only about products. It's a lot of other things that relate to the customer experience, including pricing, which SAP says it is also trying to simplify and consolidate.
But running simply is also about names. SAP can and should do a better job of curtailing the ever-changing and ever-expanding list of product names that users have to track.
It will be interesting to see how well SAP executes on its strategy.
As one reader responded to Landry's post: "Do a few things, and do them very well. The challenge now is making customers love these tools rather than cramming them down their throats."
SAP announces new policy change to ease cloud migration
SAP today announced a policy change designed to make it easier for companies to move portions of their on-premises environments to SAP cloud applications..
"This is a way for us to enable our customers to access our cloud solutions in an easier way," said Augusto Abbarchi, global head of maintenance and premium engagements at SAP. "We know our customers have made big investments in our on-premises platforms. Sometimes this represents a barrier for our customers in investing in our cloud solutions. "
With the change, existing SAP customers can "reallocate" portions of their on-premises deployments to the SAP cloud version of the same software, the company said in the announcement released this morning. Customers can apply part of their current license and maintenance fees to the cloud subscription. The policy change applies to SAP's Ariba and SuccessFactors cloud applications as well.
SAP declined to specify how much customers could expect to save in on-premises licensing and support, saying only that it depends on the customer and factors including the size of deployment.
The program assumes that customers will not only be migrating a portion of their SAP environment to the cloud, but expanding on it as well.
In short, it means customers will be paying more overall, but that benefits in the form of newer technology and the lower total cost of ownership associated with on-demand software will be worth the added cost, according to SAP. "The value we can add with the cloud solutions is higher compared with higher fees paid to SAP," Abbarchi said.
Customers can also transition at their own pace, noted Rob Addy, an analyst with Stamford, Conn.-based research firm Gartner Inc.
"The ability to migrate to the cloud on an incremental basis means that SAP customers can make the transition at a pace that suits them, thereby lowering the migration-related risk and helping them to make the change," Addy said.
In a short video provided by SAP, analyst Joshua Greenbaum said the program is a response to customers who may otherwise feel trapped by limited options for migrating to the cloud.
"SAP is saying this is a complex marketplace where customers are going to need a lot of flexibility," said Greenbaum, president of Enterprise Applications Consulting, based in Berkeley, Calif.
SAP SapphireNow 2013: Could in-memory, biometrics have saved Korey Stringer?
ORLANDO — Could SAP — in conjunction with sports apparel makers like Under Armour, help prevent heatstroke that sidelines athletes every year — or in the case of Minnesota Vikings offensive tackle Korey Stringer, leads to their death?
At Tuesday's SapphireNow conference keynote speech in Orlando, SAP's big message was about how the confluence of big data, in-memory technology and software is changing the face of sports and sports entertainment.
The many interesting aspects of this were highlighted in a keynote panel discussion with SAP co-CEO Bill McDermott; Adam Silver, deputy commissioner and COO of the National Basketball Association; Jed York, CEO of the San Francisco 49ers football team; and Kevin Plank, CEO of Under Armour.
Much of the discussion revolved around using biometrics technology to create a better fan experience, from ticketless stadiums and the ability to order concessions from your seat, to being able to crunch reams of data. The speakers also covered how the technology can be used to draft better NFL teams.
But the more interesting discussion built off a comment by Plank about how Under Armour is developing clothes with biometric sensors that could help raise or lower an athlete's body temperature as needed.
The idea is that not only could the technology be used to regulate the athlete's body temperature, but the data could be pulled out of the sensors and analyzed in real-time using SAP HANA in-memory technology.
Coaches and trainers equipped with handheld devices could use the data on the practice or game field to determine who's in danger of overheating or over-exerting themselves and needs to be pulled for his or her own safety.
"You're going to have a healthier, safer game," York said.
While York focused mostly on organizations and fans not wanting to see team members hurt, you can imagine teams wanting to protect players given the vast sums of money they invest in them.
But could that data be used in other ways?
The NBA's Adam Silver predicted that biometric data will one day be provided, in real-time, to fans watching the game.
Imagine, for instance, watching Kobe Bryant standing at the free throw line, knowing not only how Bryant typically fares when there's less than two minutes left in an NBA championship game in which they trail, but what his pulse is doing at that very moment. Is he panicking, or is he calm?
Fans would love it, Silver said. "That's going to increase their level of engagement."
Would that make professional sports more interesting, or is it too creepy? Apart from the biometrics issue, will knowing performance benchmarks in any given situation add or take away from the game?
I guess we'll find out.
SAP SapphireNow 2013: Medical device company looks to SAP Afaria
Quentin Hurst knows all about the need for mobile device management software to get a grip on the explosion of mobile devices and applications in his company. After all, he's seen it firsthand.
Hurst, the director of business systems applications for NuVasive, a maker of medical devices used in spine surgery, said the company had seen a sharp increase in its roughly 1,500 employees wanting to work on their smartphones — the same "Bring Your Own Device" (BYOD) phenomenon so many other companies are experiencing.
At the same time, NuVasive was giving its sales teams Apple iPads and deploying them with custom-made apps as well as other third-party software.
The trick, Hurst said, was to secure all the devices, regardless of who bought them. Having a mobile device management solution would enable NuVasiveto deploy its own proprietary software directly to its sales staff, instead of having to go through Apple's iTunes store or similar portals where people outside the company could download the software, he said.
"I've seen a lot of internal applications that were only meant for corporate use," Hurst said of public download sites.
NuVasive began looking at options, including SAP Afaria, SAP's mobile device management software, in addition to other vendors like MobileIron and AirWatch.
But NuVasive, being an SAP ERP customer, decided on Afaria because of its tighter integration with SAP and the Sybase Unwired Platform, which NuVasive deployed at the same time.
But instead of trying to fight BYOD, NuVasive has decided to embraceng it — while getting a handle on it. Besides, Hurst added, BYOD gives employees control over the devices they use and saves the company money on devices.
Nuvasive counts on Afaria to wipe company-related data when a device is stolen or an employee moves on.
Just a few days ago, Hurst said he accidentally left his company-issued iPad on the plane. He called to let someone know but went through the process of wiping the device just in case. He eventually got the iPad back, with all the company-related data deleted.
"I felt good that it worked. We can protect the data in a real-life scenario," Hurst said.
SAP would like to give you a lift to work
OK, so SAP isn't literally offering everyone a ride to their jobs, but it has introduced a new app aimed at making it easier for people to share a ride, thereby saving money and cutting automobile emissions in the process — on top of other benefits.
The cloud-based application, called SAP TwoGo, is pretty simple: the employee answers a handful of questions about where they live, their destination, and other variables such as whether they can take a detour to pick someone up and how much, what time they need to arrive or depart, etc. Then the software matches people up. SAP has partnered with Nokia for the app's geocoding, routing and mapping technology. TwoGo is also available on the Apple iOS and Android mobile platforms, so that people can use the software on their smartphones.
A few weeks ago, Thomas Cook, Europe's second largest travel company, began a pilot project using TwoGo at its German headquarters in Frankfurt, according to Julian Clemenz, the head of business development for Thomas Cook's continental Europe division.
The company saw the application as a way to meet its environmental sustainability goals, as well as a way to get employees involved in those objectives.
"A big part of our employees commute every day from Frankfurt or the greater Frankfurt area. It was pretty obvious that many of them were driving alone in the morning, and then [returning to the same place] in the evening," Clemenz said. "It was pretty obvious that this might be a good idea."
Even in the program's early days, 100 of the branch's 1,200 employees have begun using the app, according to Clemenz.
"So far, it's already a good start. Obviously we want to [raise awareness of the software] and motivate people to use it," he said. "If we can get 20 or 30% [of our employees to use it,] we'll be really happy."
Apart from saving employees' money and helping the environment, there are other benefits, according to Clemenz. For one, workers have more time to talk and to network, and the parking lot isn't as full.
"Maybe you meet people you never met before. With 1,200 people, you can't know everyone," Clemenz said. "That's part of the idea behind it."
SAP contends that companies with automotive fleets can reduce their fuel consumption costs and help preserve the value of vehicles by using the application to make more efficient use of their cars.
TwoGo is available in the U.S. and Germany, according to SAP. Plans are to roll it out soon to other countries, including France, Belgium and the United Kingdom.
UK and Ireland SAP User Group announces changes to customer feedback program
A little over a year and a half ago, the UK and Ireland SAP User Group announced it was participating in SAP's Customer Connection program for Continuous Improvement, aimed at giving SAP users more say in the company's product development and more influence over changes they want to see in SAP software.
How's it working out so far?
According to the group, the program has brought about roughly 300 improvements in a wide range of applications, including CRM, application performance management, and product lifecycle management, as well as vertical industries from banking to healthcare.
But there should have be more improvements, according to Craig Dale, the group's chief executive, who said that red tape in the registration process has limited the program's effectiveness. Those problems have recently been addressed, he said.
"It was overly complex. [It's] one of the main reasons why there haven't been more improvement requests put forward, and therefore delivered," Dale said. ""There's now less complexity in the registration process that will make the program more attractive for members to get involved."
Previously, users had to register with both the SAP Community Network (SCN) and SAP Idea Place websites before they could even get to the SAP Customer Connection portal to make change requests.
Now, customers can use their SCN registration to log in at SAP's new Customer Influence site and begin making requests as soon as their registration is approved and they are assigned to their respective geographical user group.
Under the format, new topics for companies to weigh in on are introduced every few months on a staggered, ongoing basis –instead of a more chaotic any-topic-at-any-time approach.
The current roadmap of focus topics includes Human Capital Management (e-recruiting), Global Trade Services and BusinessObjects Web Intelligence, all of which are currently collecting improvement requests. Other planned focus topics include retail, HCM (compensation) and CRM.
The full list of Focus Topics can be found on the Customer Influence portal, with information available on the SAP User Group website.
NBA debuts HANA-powered stats
SAP and the National Basketball Association (NBA) announced today that the league is finally rolling out a new and improved stats section on its flagship website NBA.com, giving hardcore fans more ways to crunch seemingly endless amounts of statistics. It's powered by SAP's HANA in-memory database technology.
The project was announced last July. "We know our fans are just super hungry for stats," Michael Gliedman, senior vice president and chief information officer for the NBA said at the time. "[The statistics section] is a very well-trafficked piece of NBA.com. They're always looking for new angles on stuff that's happening in the game."
Information now available on the NBA.com/stats section of the site includes:
- Every NBA box score: Dating back to the inaugural 1946-47 season, every NBA box score will be available, including memorable games such as Wilt Chamberlain's 100-point game in 1962 and Kobe Bryant's 81-point game in 2006.
- Advanced shooting charts: Comprehensive diagrams illustrating offensive and defensive performance, where on the court players shot from, and more.
- Top lineup combinations: The best two- through five-man lineup combinations over the last six seasons. Combinations can be sorted based on a variety of statistics.
- In-depth statistical breakdowns: Per possession, player/team comparisons and additional in-depth statistics with many breakdown options.
- Pages for every NBA player: Complete individual statistical pages for every player in NBA history.
The box scores from 1946-1995 were initially paper-based, according to the NBA, so it undertook a year-long initiative to validate, digitize and enter each one into the database.
SAP to acquire ticketing software company
SAP announced today its plans to buy Ticket-Web GmbH & Co. KG, a German maker of customer relationship management (CRM) and ticketing software applications designed for the sports and entertainment industry. SAP would not say how much they were paying for the company.
The announcement to buy Ticket-Web is part of SAP's plan to begin offering new software that caters to promoters, venues and market events. SAP is also looking to support arena management operations.
SAP has a history of reaching out to the the event management industry. In 2011, SAP announced it was creating a sports and management version of its on-demand ERP Business ByDesign ERP for the parent company of the San Jose Sharks, as a part of its plan to spin out industry-specific versions of the application. At last year's TechEd conference, SAP announced it was developing a new mobile application for sports fans to follow their favorite teams and players. It also launched photoTribe, a mobile application that like-minded fans can use to share photos of those same teams and players.
SAP did not say what role those prior efforts might play in its future plans for Ticket-Web. However, SAP contends that the goal is to provide sports and entertainment management software that combines business intelligence, ERP, CRM, financials with ticketing software to help promoters boost attendance, deepen customer engagement and increase profitability.
While the goal is to use Ticket-Web as the foundation of a new integrated sports platform, companies will be able to integrate the new application to other back end systems, just as SAP can run with other ticketing systems.
Under the terms of the deal, Ticket-Web employees will become part of SAP. The deal is expected to close during the second quarter of 2013, according to SAP.
Sandy continues to plague National Grid's SAP payroll system
Hurricane Sandy continues to wreak havoc, even long after electrical power has been restored across the region.
According to the Syracuse Post-Standard, the payroll component of utility company National Grid's newly-installed SAP ERP system failed in a big way after the fall storm, in part due to the overtime incurred in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. Reporter Tim Knauss has the details in a recent article:
National Grid rolled out its new system Nov. 1 — in the hectic aftermath of Hurricane Sandy — and the system proved incapable of accounting for overtime pay and expenses for many of the workers who spent 16-hour days on the restoration, said Ted Skerpon, president of a union representing 3,100 Upstate National Grid workers. Some employees didn't get paid at all. Others got regular pay, but not overtime, Skerpon said.
… Two unions have filed lawsuits on behalf of unpaid workers, and on Monday the Massachusetts attorney general fined the company $270,000 for failing to comply with wage laws. New York's attorney general has subpoenaed company records to investigate.
Knauss wrote that National Grid had to initially issue emergency checks to workers to make sure they were paid.
National Grid spokesman Patrick Stella said over one thousand employees are still affected, either getting paid too much or too little, or experiencing issues like child support payments not being subtracted and processed correctly. That number is down from around a peak of a few thousand employees that were affected in the beginning. But while progress is being made, National Grid isn't sure when the issues will be resolved.
Stella said they don't know yet what caused the system to go haywire. "I think that's something we're probably going to be looking at in detail later," he said. "Our first priority right now is to get the payroll straightened out and our employees are being compensated correctly."
SAP spokesperson Andy Kendzie provided no additional details other than to say SAP is working with National Grid to resolve the problems.
"All those involved have committed leadership and resources toward resolving any issues as quickly as possible," Kendzie said. "Together, we believe we are making solid progress."
SAP Predictive Analytics goes GA, with a visual twist
SAP's new Predictive Analysis software is now generally available, company officials announced today.
SAP says the advanced analysis offering is designed to let companies crunch data in an effort to uncover and predict future business trends. Company officials add that the software now also includes the SAP Visual Intelligence tools, which allow users to manipulate data and create charts and graphs to display query results.
The decision to incorporate SAP Visual Intelligence was the result of feedback they heard from trial customers, according to Mani Gill, vice president and general manager for SAP business intelligence software.
"The customers told us '[SAP Visual Intelligence is] great, but we would like you to take it even further," he said. "We'd like you to bring it even closer to the rest of the [SAP] BI (business intelligence) capabilities."
Customers can run SAP Predictive Analysis standalone or in conjunction with the HANA in-memory database platform.
SAP Predictive Analytics allows customers to perform a range of predictive functions, including determining how past sales and costs relate, how they will affect future performance and how those forecasts stack up against corporate goals, according to SAP. It also allows businesses to better understand sales trends as well as find correlations in the data so they can cross-sell and up-sell.
While there have been aspects of forecasting and planning in some of SAP's existing business applications before, including software like SAP Smart Meter Analytics, SAP Predictive Analysis marks the first time SAP has created an application specifically devoted to predictive analytics. SAP had previously ceded that functionality to its partners and competitors.


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