How to create an activity on Moodle
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Daten spielen f¨¹r jede Business-Transformation eine entscheidende Rolle. Mithilfe der SAP Business Data Cloud (BDC) sind Unternehmen in der Lage, s?mtliche Daten miteinander zu verbinden und zu harmonisieren. Die SAP BDC stellt eine Weiterentwicklung der bisherigen SAP-Datenstrategie dar - mit SAP Datasphere und der SAP Analytics Cloud (SAC) als elementaren S?ulen. Besonders hervorzuheben: Databricks ist als OEM-Produkt in die Architektur integriert. Die SAP BDC kombiniert neue und bestehende Technologien, um Anwendern angereicherte Datenprodukte, fortschrittliche Analyse-Funktionalit?ten und KI-gest¨¹tzte Insights-Anwendungen bereitzustellen. Kurz gesagt: Mit SAP BDC schaffen Unternehmen eine zentrale Drehscheibe f¨¹r ihre gesch?ftskritischen Daten und legen die Basis f¨¹r SAP Business AI.
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- Datenarchitekten
- BI-Spezialisten
- Anwender in den Fachbereichen
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3. Voraussetzungen und Mehrwerte der SAP BDC
4. Architektur der SAP BDC
5. Handlungsempfehlungen f¨¹r SAP BW-Kunden und SAP Datasphere-Kunden
6. Q&A
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- 7. Activity Creation in Moodle Step 3: Turn Editing On
- 8. Activity Creation in Moodle Step 4: Add an Activity or Resource
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- 17. Activity Creation in Moodle with Edwiser RemUI Step 3: Select the Activity
- 18. Activity Creation in Moodle with Edwiser RemUI Step 4: Create the Activity
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- 20. Stay tuned for more such tips!