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Author's profile photo Esther Blankenship

Monthly Highlights from the SAP User Experience Community

In this blog series, I’d like to draw your attention to some of the new activity during the past month on the SAP User Experience Community, a public community dedicated to the exchange of ideas and knowledge about design and user experience.

The Community is for everyone interested in design and user experience, so join the conversation!

My List of October Highlights from the SAP User Experience Community

In Learn the basics about design and user experience

  • We added one more “UX definitions in 500 words or less” to ourUX Basics series, this time around, What is a Use Case? For more definitions (e.g. end user, persona, prototype, visual design, interaction design, user experience, accessibility, design and many more), check out the whole series.

In Skill up on design and user experience, I highly recommend:

  • The Value of User Experience, by Tobias Gollwitzer, which focuses on the monetary value of UX by reducing operational costs and enabling users to work more efficiently .In this post, Tobias also introduces the UX Value Calculator, an online tool which takes into account customer’s statistics, such as the number of users involved in a particular task, their fully-loaded cost rates, and the end-to-end time needed to execute these tasks.
  • An invitation byClare Donelon to Help Shape the Next Fiori UX Courseby participating in a survey to help in the planning of a standalone course to enable users to extend, design, and create their own SAP Fiori UX apps. The course is in an early planning stage so take the opportunity now to get involved!
  • Webinars from SAP on User Experience – Did you know that SAP is offering a series of webinars about user experience? SAP user group members can participate in the live webinars by contacting their regional user group organization. Missed a webinar or not in an SAP user group? All customers can listen to the recordings.

In our discussion forum, check out:

In Participate in improving products with SAP, check out:

  • An invitation to sign up for SAP Fiori Customer interest groups. SAP Fiori Customer Interest Groups are your opportunity to get deeply involved in SAP
    Fiori development. They are open to every customer interested in working with SAP on defining and improving SAP Fiori. SAP would like to develop an ongoing long-term relationship with you.  Read the post to find out more!
  • An opportunity to sign up by Nov 4th for Fiori Wave 6 – Customer Co-Innovation Forum. The SAP User Experience and Design Product Management team invites you to this event in Walldorf, Germany on November 6th and 7th, 2014. You will be able to participate either remotely via Webinar or on-site at SAP in Walldorf. Each session is offered once in the morning and once in the afternoon.  Feel free to extend this invite to colleagues, in particular end users in the respective roles, in your organizations.
  • Usability Testing at the 2014 SAP TechEd & d-code Berlin Conference Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to test new and existing SAP
    solutions and tools, and provide on-the-spot feedback to SAP developers and usability experts that build them.

In Design news from SAP, you can find articles about design awards that SAP has won recently, reports from Design Thinking workshops, customer success stories, and much more.

I hope you find this post of highlights useful, but keep in mind that it is not comprehensive of all the activity on the community during the last month.

Checkout the SAP User Experience Community to discover the interesting contributions that I left out of this post!

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      Author's profile photo Jelena Perfiljeva
      Jelena Perfiljeva

      Thanks for sharing! These summaries are very helpful, but unfortunately sometimes are difficult to find as blogs. I've already suggested to Andy Silvey to convert his monthly blogs into a newsletter. This also seems like a good candidate. I'd gladly subscribe to both.

      Or maybe we could open a discussion in About SCN on how to feature such content. It's easy to get lost on SCN, so this kind of "volunteer curation" would be more than welcome, I believe.

      Author's profile photo Andy Silvey
      Andy Silvey

      Hi Jelena,

      thank you for the endorsement. Following your suggestion over here, I am currently in a conversation with Catherine LaCroix about the NewsLetters and whether the blogazine I publish every much merits being included in some way in the SCN NewsLetters. In the meantime the November issue is out 🙂

      I would be very happy to join a discussion on how to get content like this featured.

      Best regards,

      Andy.

      Author's profile photo Esther Blankenship
      Esther Blankenship
      Blog Post Author

      Hi Jelena,

      Thank you so much for your feedback. I will certainly follow up on your newsletter suggestion and post about here to let you know how it goes.

      Hi Andy,

      Thanks for the tip to contact Catherine!

      Best regards,

      Esther