No idea...I left in 2008. At that time, it was still being promoted as a big success story externally. It was turned into a "IT showcase" case study to show c

No idea...I left in 2008. At that time, it was still being promoted as a big success story externally. It was turned into a "IT showcase" case study to show customers that SAP could successfully run on SQL Server and Windows. I did maybe 30 presentations of that case study to different customers at Redmond and South America. Internally, we did what we could to soften the hard edges of the SAP UX for the casual user by putting web app front ends on top of things like purchase orders expense reports.