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What is DSOs?

DSOs typically refers to Distributed Service Objects. This paradigm allows software components to be distributed across multiple machines on a network, while still appearing as local objects to the application. This is commonly used to build scalable and modular systems.

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What other technologies are related to DSOs?

DSOs Complementary Technologies

Composite Providers

Composite Providers are a type of data model used in SAP BW and SAP BW/4HANA. As such, they are complementary because they can be used in conjunction with DSOs to create more complex data models and reporting scenarios.

mentioned alongside DSOs in 31% (106) of relevant job posts

Transformations

Transformations are used to map and convert data from source objects to target objects (like DSOs) within SAP BW. Thus, transformations are a complementary technology.

mentioned alongside DSOs in 12% (51) of relevant job posts

SAP BW

SAP BW is a data warehousing solution from SAP. DSOs are a key object within SAP BW used for data storage and staging, therefore, they are strongly complementary.

mentioned alongside DSOs in 1% (168) of relevant job posts