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Why we created Open Resource Discovery
What is Open Resource Discovery? Open Resource Discovery (ORD) is a protocol for application / service metadata publishing and discovery. It can be used as a foundation for metadata catalogs / marketplaces and runtime introspection of system landscape resources. For more information, have a look at the ORD Introduction.
The Metadata behind SAP Data Products in SAP Business Data Cloud
On February 13th, 2025, we introduced SAP Business Data Cloud # (BDC)to help enterprises unlock value from their data, using it to power analytics, AI, and automation. Fundamental to BDC are Data Products: curated datasets that are accessible, self-describing, discoverable, and understandable . The value and usability of any data partly depends on the availability and quality of metadata, which is also true for the Data Products of BDC.
About SimonHeimler - SAP Community
We’re pleased to announce that the Open Resource Discovery (ORD) specification is now open source under the Apache-2 license on GitHub. This aligns with SAP's commitment to promote and define open and transparent standards. What is Open Resource Disc...
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As per the title. Can this content be used to replicate time data from SuccessFactors to S/4HANA Private Cloud? The documentation seems to refer to EC Payroll often but this is not what we want to replicate to! Can you help clarify this? Ki...
Open Resource Discovery, a Protocol for Decentralized Metadata Discovery, is now Open Source
We’re pleased to announce that the Open Resource Discovery (ORD) specification is now open source under the Apache-2 license on GitHub. This aligns with SAP’s commitment to promote and define open and transparent standards. What is Open Resource Discovery ? It’s an open standard for decentralized and standardized metadata discovery of applications and services. Most notably, we use it to publish API and Event metadata and make them easily discoverable.
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