What has been changed in Fiori 2.0? The first thing you probably notice when you enter a Fiori 2.0 Launchpad the so called ‘Viewport Concept’. SAP Fiori 2.0 Launchpad as single entry point for all applications and users Therefore Business Client was the user interface for daily operations and some users had access to Fiori for (mostly) Analytical Apps and reports. It was not possible to position Fiori as a full blown user interface for all users simply because not all business processes and transaction were provided. Not even mentioning the additional work in setting up authorizations for apps and Tile Catalogs/Groups. It was not ideal and we were unable to provide users with a heterogynous and harmonized user experience. My strategy was to use the Business Client as single point of entry for all users and cherry pick some relevant Fiori apps (mostly Analytical) for Management and C-level executives which they access directly via the Launchpad URL or via a shortcut in Business Client. We had to avoid the situation were users need to login multiple times in multiple screens. We still have SAP GUI, NetWeaver Business Client (now Business Client) and SAP Fiori.
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Together with the increasing amount of apps I had, as a consultant and trusted advisor, a really hard time explaining customers how to position all the different user interfaces SAP has provided. With the release of S/4HANA 1511 the amount of apps significantly increased.
In this blog I will share my experience and challenges with Fiori 1.0 and the huge benefits and breakthrough in Fiori 2.0.Īfter the first serious release of Fiori back in 2014 we had mostly Simple Finance specific apps. Next to the fact that it looks better and there are much more apps available compared to Fiori 1.0, the most important revolution in my opinion is that we now have a harmonized user experience across all application components. Fiori 2.0 is SAP’s latest iterations of the SAP Fiori design language. Together with S/4HANA 1610, SAP Fiori 2.0 has been launched.
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