If you are an SAP partner who is active on EcoHub and in the SAP Community Network (SCN), you can now connect your SCN activity to your EcoHub profile. We call this EcoHub Community Conversations.
Community Conversations let you enhance your EcoHub entry with links to forums, blogs and wikis in the SDN, BPX and BOC communities. This way, you can demonstrate your expertise and thought leadership to customers and prospects in an easy way. Directly on your EcoHub profile, readers can see the forums in which you participate, read your blogs, or participate on projects with you in wikis.
EcoHub Community Conversations is part of our efforts to provide maximum value to our partners and customers, and it is free. So, leverage the latest Web 2.0 tools to beef up your EcoHub entry and give your target audience the content they are looking for.
Read the EcoHub Community Conversations Wiki to get all the details of this opportunity, or send an email to SAP EcoHub Community to get started.
If your certified SAP solution is not part of the EcoHub partner solutions catalogue yet, find out how to get started on EcoHub or contact the EcoHub team directly at ecohub_partners@sap.com.
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I looked at the material in the EcoHub wiki and found that there are just vague suggestions on what to publish. I'd like to suggest providing examples of "useful" content as examples in the wiki. Such examples might help avoid potential conflicts in the future.
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I always thought that SDN/BPX community just avoided commenting on - basically ignoring - blogs with marketing spin.
Product managers always have to create a marketing buzz - whether they work for SAP, or for a partner. By ignoring such content and by not commenting, I think the community delivers a strong message that we don't tolerate fluff, and we need substance. Other than for plagiarism or something really bad, I have rarely seen a noticeable negative reaction. Maybe the partner posts will push some of the community there 🙂 - I am very curious to see how it will work out here.
I also want to foster more partner-based content but on the community's terms and not the other way around. Just like anyone else new to the community, new partner-based members must also build a reputation based on collaboration.
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