ESW: No. of web services in the SAP ERP????

Dear Experts,
My small mind has a small question.
I somewhere heard that there are 1500 webservices in the SAP ERP.
I searched in the workplace to find out the details about the webservices.
But to my surprise I found near about 300 enterprise services interfaces and about 650 enterprise services operations.
Can anyone give me close to exact no. of webservices in the the latest release of SAP ERP?
thanks in advance
sudeep

Hi sudeep,
Please refer to the below article, It is said that
<i>SAP provides some 500 Web services through its Web site. Next year, the vendor plans to release a new version of NetWeaver, called the Business Process Platform, with a repository of built-in Web services</i>
http://www.informationweek.com/story/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=190900725
Regards
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