SAP Business Warehouse (BW) integrates data from different sources, transforms and consolidates the data, does data cleansing, and storing of data as well. It also includes data modeling, administration, and staging area.
Actually, this is something analytical. Earlier, SAP was purely a GUI-based product. But now SAP is being moved out to the URL-based product. I would say the web pages and the front end.
They have converted their output in an analogical way. You might have seen this in the share market and for stocks. They are live all over the tracking system; their output gets changed in a fraction of a second. So for that type and kind of certain data, it has been used. From the back end, from a technical perspective, I have end-to-end knowledge. For example, for how to mitigate risk while assigning additional access to the user, there might be possibilities of the risk.
As an example, we have assigned a role to a user who is working in a bank and there may be a hierarchy in the bank. One user might be the cashier, one user might be the bank manager, and one the accountant, so if you compare all these three users, the bank manager will have more privileges than the other two users. The cashier may have access to withdraw and deposit the money. The accountant may have access to just pick the documents and compare the documents.
I am a backend guy, and I am handling the server. From the backend, we have to segregate the duties. So, we use it to segregate the manager, cashier, and accountant roles.
