Darren Hague and I had a odd idea two years ago.
“Why not run an unconference for SAP developers and consultants in London.”
So we did. We have run what has become known as SAP Inside Track in London twice now. On 19 June 2010 we will 
be giving it its third outing.
This year we tried to mix it up a bit by heading up to the midlands but the venue was proving a little tricky so we have gone back to IBM Southbank. Many thanks to Zoe Slattery for all the logistical assistance with the venue.
So you know the date and the venue, but you also need to know there is a small charge to cover the lunch.
There are several SAP Mentors coming to the event from around Europe and the UK. These guys like to get their hands dirty on real SAP systems. You wont be hearing vaporware or marketing speak from them.
The list of sessions that we have already is impressive. We have James Farrar from the SAP Sustainability Team. James recently presented to the SAP Mentors at SAPPHIRENOW in Frankfurt about the SAP Sustainability report.
Ant Phillips from IBM will be presenting a session on Enterprise Patterns.
Dennis Howlett will be leading a topic on Marketing. We have people from inside SAP and consultants and it is well worth getting down to IBM to listen to a bunch of really smart people talk about SAP and Enterprise Technologies.
The other sessions planned for the day are on the SDN Wiki.
If you are into twitter then follow along with the fun at @SAPInsideTrack.
One final thing to say is that the great people at Keytree have agreed to put some money behind the bar so we can have a drink after the event at one of the local pubs.
WORLD CUP NOTE: I am aware of the England game the night before and Australia and the Netherlands are both playing on Saturday so set your recorder and come along to a great day of information and networking.
So, put your name on the wiki page, pay your tenner for lunch and we will see you there.
[Note: This has been blatantly copied from my personal blog.]
[Picture of SAP Inside Track 2009 courtesy of Yojibee]
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