User Experience Sessions at TechEd Berlin
The level of customer interest about SAP’s new user experience solutions at TechEd Las Vegas was amazing. We are planning to deliver even more great content on SAP Screen Personas, Fiori, NWBC, the UX strategy, and SAP’s Design Services in TechEd Berlin.
My colleagues and I are looking forward to meeting you at either the sessions listed below, the Fiori café, or the usability testing lab. If you have topics you want to discuss, please send a meeting request in advance, ideally through your account executive.
You can register for these sessions through the session catalog.
http://sessioncatalog.sapevents.com/go/agendabuilder.home/?l=85&locale=en_US
I will be bookmarking this page so I have quick access during TechEd. It is a nice complement to the TechEd mobile app.
Legend:
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User Experience session |
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SAP Screen Personas session |
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Meet the Experts in the Fiori Café |
TUESDAY, November 11, 2014
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TIME Session Number |
Location |
Abstract |
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11:00 – 12:00 TEC837 |
Product Road-Map Q&A 4, PR 4.4, Hall 4.2 |
Road Map Q&A: SAP User Interface Technologies User experience (UX) has become one of today’s hot topics. SAP has published it’s UX strategy, released applications, tools and technologies, and offers services. Do you know what SAP Fiori, SAPUI5, SAP River Rapid Development Environment, SAP Fiori launchpad, SAP NetWeaver Business Client, SAP Portal, WebDynpro, floorplan manager, SAP Screen Personas are and how they relate to each other? Do you understand how you can make optimal use of them? Speaker: Nis Box Naeve |
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11:00 – 13:00 UXP100 |
L9, City Cube L1 – A1 |
SAP Fiori Overview Learn which SAP Fiori apps exist and where to find an overview of available apps. See a demo of representative SAP Fiori apps and learn how to configure your SAP Fiori tiles in the SAP Fiori launchpad and how to define KPIs for smart business. Also learn how to theme your SAP Fiori app. Speakers: Oliver Lehmann and Johannes Wasserfall |
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NEW ST100 |
Theater 3 Hall 4.2 |
UX Strategy session: The Users Strike Back: The Force Behind a New SAP Experience Speaker: Andreas Hauser |
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13:00 – 14:00 Meet the Experts |
Fiori Café |
Meet the Experts Ask experts from the SAP Screen Personas product team about how this solution can help you improve productivity, increase SAP adoption, reduce training, and improve data quality. |
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14:30 – 15:00 EXP17879 |
Expert Lounge EL 4.4, Hall 4.2 |
What’s New in SAP Screen Personas 3.0 Join us for a discussion of the new features in SAP Screen Personas software. Watch a demonstration and learn how real-world customers are using the software to simplify screens and improve productivity. This will focus on building screens using the all-new HTML5-based editor. Speakers: Clemens Gantert |
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14:30 – 16:30 UXP200 |
L9, City Cube L1 – A1 |
Overview About SAP UI Technologies and When to Choose What Receive an overview about SAP’s most important UI technologies and their road map and strategic impact. Learn how they can be compared to each other and get some insights into when to use what. Speakers: Michael Falk, Johannes Wasserfall |
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15:30 – 16:00 EXP17879 |
Expert Lounge EL 4.4, Hall 4.2 |
What’s New in SAP Screen Personas 3.0 Join us for a discussion of the new features in SAP Screen Personas software. Watch a demonstration and learn how real-world customers are using the software to simplify screens and improve productivity This will focus on using the all-new theme editor to create a visual system that applies across all your flavors. Speakers: Clemens Gantert |
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16:30 – 17:00 EXP17880 |
Expert Lounge EL 4.4, Hall 4.2 |
Lessons Learned from Customer Implementations of SAP Screen Personas In this session, we’ll review the challenges that customers faced when implementing SAP Screen Personas software. Learn tips and tricks that can help streamline deployment, along with proven troubleshooting techniques. Watch a demonstration to see how the software can simplify screens to improve productivity. Speaker: Tamas Hoznek |
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16:45 – 18:45 TEC104 |
L14, City Cube L1 – A4 |
User Experience Strategy and UI Road Map – The Next Steps This is an update of SAP’s user experience (UX) strategy also showcasing latest examples, outlining SAP’s UI technology direction, and explaining how the key elements like SAP Fiori, SAPUI5, SAP River RDE, and SAP Screen Personas services complement each other. Hear a customer’s experience with the SAP UX strategy and what they achieved. Speakers: Nis Boy Naeve and Andreas Hauser |
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17:30 – 18:30 Meet the Experts |
Fiori Café |
Meet the Experts Ask experts from the SAP Screen Personas product team about how this solution can help you improve productivity, increase SAP adoption, reduce training, and improve data quality. |
WEDNESDAY, November 12, 2014
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TIME Session Number |
Location |
Abstract |
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08:30 – 9:30 UXP104 |
L7, Hall 7.1 – New York 2 |
SAP Fiori Launchpad – An Overview SAP Fiori launchpad offers users a role-based, personalized, real-time and contextual aggregation point for SAP business applications and analytics. The session provides an overview about the solution, benefits, key capabilities, and services as well as recommendations for administrators and SAP Fiori developers leveraging the launchpad services. Speaker: Itay Sagiv |
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09:00 – 10:00 Meet the Experts |
Fiori Café |
Meet the Experts Ask experts from the SAP Screen Personas product team about how this solution can help you improve productivity, increase SAP adoption, reduce training, and improve data quality. |
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09:45 – 10:45 UXP300 |
L7, Hall 7.1 – New York 2 |
SAP River RDE – The Simple Way to Build and Extend SAPUI5 Applications SAP River RDE is a new Web-based development environment powered by SAP HANA Cloud Platform, which enables users to design, build, and deploy responsive SAPUI5 apps. Come and see how you can easily build and extend apps applying SAP Fiori UX and generic SAPUI5 apps using templates, WYSIWYG, code editor, and much more. Speaker: Keren Rotenberg |
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11:00 – 13:00 UXP203 |
L8, Hall 7.1 – New York 1 |
What’s New and Exciting in SAP Screen Personas – Demo, Migration, Road Map This lecture covers the new version of SAP Screen Personas. We discuss and demo enhancements that improve performance, scalability, and usability. The focus is on the new scripting engine and the process for migrating from prior versions to the new one. In addition, we preview the first service pack and discuss the product road map. Speakers: Peter Spielvogel, Clemens Gantert, Tamas Hoznek + special guest speaker |
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13:00 – 13:30 EXP17851 |
Expert Lounge EL 4.4, Hall 4.2 |
Update on the SAP GUI Family Meet the expert and ask the questions you’ve always wanted to ask about SAP GUI for Windows, SAP GUI for Java, SAP GUI for HTML, and SAP Screen Personas 3.0 software. Speaker: Ralph Resch |
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13:00 – 13:30 EXP17487 |
Expert Lounge EL 2.1, Hall 2.2 |
SAP Screen Personas Versus SAPUI5 – Real-Life Experiences Join us as we examine two solutions for one business case. For a customer, we compared both SAP Screen Personas software and SAPUI5 in a service management environment. Come and learn about the real-life experiences, results, and pros and cons for each solution. Speaker: Twan van den Broek |
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14:00 – 14:30 EXP17612 |
Expert Lounge EL 4.3, Hall 4.2 |
AcceleratingAdoption with SAP Screen Personas Scoping your project correctly and involving the right business users at the right time have a significant impact on how quickly you deliver business results with SAP Screen Personas software. Hear University of Warwick’s real-world experiences and lessons learned in going live quickly and generating productivity savings from simplified screens in the SAP ERP application. Speakers: Steve Rumsby (University of Warwick), Peter Spielvogel |
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14:30 – 15:00 EXP17631 |
Expert Lounge EL 4.3, Hall 4.2 |
Designing the Future – SAP’s User Experience Strategy The way people work with software has changed dramatically over the last years. SAP users demand a consumer-grade experience from SAP software. It has to be simple, easy, and intuitive to use. SAP, together with customers, has jointly defined the user experience (UX) strategy of “new, renew, and enable.” Learn how to accelerate user adoption in your organization with the SAP Fiori UX, SAP Screen Personas software, SAP Web IDE, and our design service for user experience. Speaker: Andreas Hauser |
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15:00 – 16:00 Meet the Experts |
Fiori Café |
Meet the Experts Ask experts from the SAP Screen Personas product team about how this solution can help you improve productivity, increase SAP adoption, reduce training, and improve data quality. |
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17:00 – 19:00 UXP263 |
H7, Hall 7.2 – Dublin |
First Look at the All New SAP Screen Personas – Simpler Screens in Two Hours This hands-on session gives you a chance to try out the all-new HTML-based SAP Screen Personas. Build intuitive screens using the cleaner interface, exercise the more powerful scripting engine, and explore all the new usability enhancements. Experts will guide you through the process and show you how to get the most from this version. Coaches: Tamas Hoznek, Clemens Gantert, Steve Rumsby (SAP Mentor), Peter Spielvogel If you are interested in this hands-on session, sign up early and arrive to the room early. There was a big waiting list in Las Vegas. |
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18:00 – 19:00 UXP110 |
L3, Hall 7.1 – London 3 |
The New SAP GUI for Windows 7.40 and How it Fits into SAP’s UI Strategy This session introduces the new SAP GUI for Windows 7.40 and explains the role of SAP GUI in SAP’s UI strategy. We explain all the new features, give some examples on how to get the most out of it, and have a short insight in the deployment options. Speaker: Ralph Resech |
THURSDAY, November 13, 2014
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TIME Session Number |
Location |
Abstract |
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08:30 – 10:30 UXP263 |
H3, Hall 6.2 |
First Look at the All New SAP Screen Personas – Simpler Screens in Two Hours This hands-on session gives you a chance to try out the all-new HTML-based SAP Screen Personas. Build intuitive screens using the cleaner interface, exercise the more powerful scripting engine, and explore all the new usability enhancements. Experts will guide you through the process and show you how to get the most from this version. Coaches: Tamas Hoznek, Clemens Gantert, Steve Rumsby (SAP Mentor), Peter Spielvogel If you are interested in this hands-on session, sign up early and arrive to the room early. There was a big waiting list in Las Vegas. |
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11:00 – 12:00 Meet the Experts |
Fiori Café |
Meet the Experts Ask experts from the SAP Screen Personas product team about how this solution can help you improve productivity, increase SAP adoption, reduce training, and improve data quality. |
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11:00 – 11:30 EXP17636 |
Expert Lounge EL 4.2, Hall 4.2 |
SAP NetWeaver Business Client and SAP Business Suite This session covers everything you wanted to know about SAP NetWeaver Business Client software, especially regarding user interface (UI) innovations in SAP Business Suite applications. Topics include SAP’s road map, UI strategy, integration with the SAP Enterprise Portal component, SAP Fiori apps, SAP Screen Personas software, SAP GUI, Web Dynpro development environment, and more. This is a companion session to UXP106 (“SAP NetWeaver Business Client 5.0 – What’s New”). Speaker: Julie Plummer |
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13:00 – 13:30 EXP17666 |
Expert Lounge EL 4.2, Hall 4.2 |
SAP User Interfaces – The Key Takeaways Have you understood the strategy behind SAP user interfaces and user experience (UX)? Do you know how to define your own strategy? Do you understand the technical options that SAP offers and how they can help you? How can you leverage the SAP Fiori UX, SAPUI5, SAP Screen Personas software, SAP NetWeaver Business Client software, and SAP Web IDE? Join us to learn from SAP experts and share your ideas, discuss options, or simply ask questions. Speaker: Nis Boy Naeve |
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13:30 – 14:00 EXP17490 |
Expert Lounge EL 2.1, Hall 2.2 |
UX – Seeing the Forest Through the Trees You finally invested in the Web Dynpro development environment for the ABAP programming language and trained your staff. Then you redefined all your authorization roles and rolled out SAP NetWeaver Business Client software. Now along comes the SAP Fiori user experience (UX) and SAP Screen Personas software and makes you look like a dinosaur. How do you explain your choices to your superiors and present which options are open? Let’s discuss which strategies are best suited in different scenarios. Speaker: Tom Van Doorslaer (Ctac) |
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14:00 – 14:30 EXP17612 |
Expert Lounge EL 4.3, Hall 4.2 |
Accelerating Adoption with SAP Screen Personas Scoping your project correctly and involving the right business users at the right time have a significant impact on how quickly you deliver business results with SAP Screen Personas software. See real customer examples and learn tips and tricks for going live quickly and generating productivity savings from simplified screens in the SAP ERP application. This will focus on using the all-new JavaScript-based scripting engine to automate keystrokes. Speaker: Peter Spielvogel |
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16:00 – 16:30 EXP17880 |
Expert Lounge EL 4.3, Hall 4.2 |
Lessons Learned from Customer Implementations of SAP Screen Personas In this session, we’ll review the challenges that customers faced when implementing SAP Screen Personas software. Learn field-proven tricks that can help streamline deployment, along with troubleshooting techniques. Watch a live demo to see how the software can simplify screens to improve productivity. This will focus how to optimize performance in SAP Screen Personas. Speaker: Tamas Hoznek |
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16:45 – 17:45 UXP110 |
L7, Hall 7.1 – New York 2 |
The New SAP GUI for Windows 7.40 and How it Fits into SAP’s UI Strategy This session introduces the new SAP GUI for Windows 7.40 and explains the role of SAP GUI in SAP’s UI strategy. We explain all the new features, give some examples on how to get the most out of it, and have a short insight in the deployment options. Speaker: Ralph Resech |
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16:45 – 18:45 TEC104 |
L8, Hall 7.1 – New York 1 |
User Experience Strategy and UI Road Map – The Next Steps This is an update of SAP’s user experience (UX) strategy also showcasing latest examples, outlining SAP’s UI technology direction, and explaining how the key elements like SAP Fiori, SAPUI5, SAP River RDE, and SAP Screen Personas services complement each other. Hear a customer’s experience with the SAP UX strategy and what they achieved. Speakers: Nis Boy Naeve and Andreas Hauser |
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16:45 – 18:45 UXP100 |
L6, Hall 7.1 – New York 3 |
SAP Fiori Overview Learn which SAP Fiori apps exist and where to find an overview of available apps. See a demo of representative SAP Fiori apps and learn how to configure your SAP Fiori tiles in the SAP Fiori launchpad and how to define KPIs for smart business. Also learn how to theme your SAP Fiori app. Speakers: Oliver Lehmann and Johannes Wasserfall |
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17:00 – 18:00 Meet the Experts |
Fiori Café |
Meet the Experts Ask experts from the SAP Screen Personas product team about how this solution can help you improve productivity, increase SAP adoption, reduce training, and improve data quality. |
If you still have time, I encourage you to join the usability testing session for SAP Screen Personas 3.0. We still have a few openings left at the time of this post. Sylvia Barnard has listed five reasons you should sign up for the usability testing.
One of the highlights of TechEd in Las Vegas was meeting so many participants from the SAP Screen Personas Practitioner Forum and SCN in person. If you are a member of these communities and we have interacted online, please find me and introduce yourself. It is always nice to put a face with a name and voice.
The goal at TechEd is to make sure you gain the knowledge you need to meet your business objectives. If there is something you want to know and do not see it on the list above, please let us know so we can prepare.
See you in Berlin!
For the SAP Screen Personas product team, Peter Spielvogel.
Even SAP expert could not follow the product naming pushed by marketing department.
River RDE is dead !
I hope one day the relevant SAP department will learn that changing product name every 6 months is not a good strategy.
In our world it is mainly the reverse ... keep the product name as long as possible (look at the car name).
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