A user-generated dictionary for SAPanese, the unique language of SAPsters
- IT TOPICS:Enterprise Software & Services, Software
The community (or ecosystem) of SAP users, employees and partners has developed "a rich vernacular," laden with SAPorific acronyms unique ot the SAP environment. Now, the community is developing a user-generated dictionary for SAPanese. Feel free to add your own entries -- either for real SAP lingo or for situations where "there oughta be a word" -- because so far the dictionary is pretty skimpy. Some examples:
abapit: (verb) To make something better using ABAP. Usage: "This program simply isn't working properly; we should abapit instead!"
SAP: (noun) A humongous generator of three- and four-letter acronyms. Started in Germany and spread its tentacles to the Americas, Asia and Africa.
sapanese: (noun) The obscure language spoken by SAP employees, partners and user communities.
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