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TammyPowlas
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Looking back at SAP Mentor Magic Moments from 2010, written by Mark Finnern,  I thought, why not take a look back at last week?

It started with the blog to for call for nominations – the deadline for this round is July 27th.  I also wrote about the BW Connection with SAP Analytics Cloud and SAP Lumira from an ASUG webcast.

 

SAP Mentors m.lee and susan.keohan write about How the Goat was a Success Failure – she says
It reminded me of the most important part of the community: our people. It made me realise that the platform will continually evolve but we need to find a way to support each other before we lose anymore content quality

They received an amazing 49 comments.  It also reminded me of steinermatt, SAP Mentor alum and SAP Mentor Advisory Board member, and his great video about SCN years ago:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lislxwGYFus

shilpa.krishnaswamy, a Fellow to the SAP Mentor program, wrote A warm welcome to you – SAP Inside Tracks India 2017SAP Inside Track Bangalore, held last Saturday, had registrations upwards of up to 500.  leon.limson, SAP Mentor and Shilpa helped organize the event.  You can see the agenda here.  More about this later

 

SAP Mentor alisdair.templeton3 shares his knowledge about Getting started with the SAP Enterprise Application Modeler.  Can the business generate their own mobile applications using a “Scratch-like” interface?  Alisdair is also presenting at an ASUG session at SAP TechEd Las Vegas.

 

SAP Mentor tamas.szirtes recapped VNSG session in Mobile app development: comparison of native, metadata-driven (SEAM), hybrid and web-based approache....  I always like to read recaps from user group sessions and Tamas doesn’t disappoint here.  The chart showing native, native-SEAM, hybrid and web is new to me.

On July 5th SAP Mentor Joyce Butler moderated an ASUG webcast with timo.elliott titled The Big Trends in Business Intelligence and Analytics Webcast.  You can watch the replay here and Timo's slides are on his site here.  The Q&A was quite interesting and is posted here.

Timo shared this slide:



Source: SAP/Timo

There are so many good points on this slide, in addition to the entire presentation.  ASUG opened the webcast to everyone, so if you missed it you can register here to listen to the replay.

Timo also put in a “plug” for user groups and the SAP Community:



Source: Timo Elliott, SAP

Timo also recently wrote this Hey, SCN: What’s Wrong With Marketing? — No, Really… - check it out

I also wrote about SAP Mentor ihilgefort’s webcast on Visual BI Extensions with SAP Lumira 2.0 last Wednesday.  If you are interested in SAP Lumira 2.0, I encourage you to watch the webcast.

 

On Saturday SAP Inside Track Bangalore was held.  SAP Mentor graham.robinson gave the keynote remotely from Australia, with jason.cao and ihilgefort on video.  In the past, I haven’t noticed a lot of social media on twitter from India inside tracks, but this one was different with over 150 tweets.  Graham’s tweet about the event was the most favorited:

 







About to do remote presentation at #sitBLR Hello Bangalore @grahamrobbo

 

I hope attendees share their experience about the event.

Also on Saturday, later in the day, was SAP Inside Track Sao Paolo, functional.  The event was sold out, and attendees were active on twitter.   SAP Mentor raquel.pereiradacunha and 197f0f77709544a3bdebe98a55f527bb organized it.

Marssel had the most favorited tweet with this:







This #sitsp banner is to recognize our special guests: the speakers! The crowd are coming because their sharing kno… https://t.co/T2kLOB4W23 @Marssel700

 

I hope attendees will also share their experience about the event.

 

These are the moments that I remember.  I am sure I missed some.

What moments will happen this week?

https://youtu.be/2RCAyElOV1c

The above is an old "credits" video I received when I first started many moons ago.  Did I miss any other magic moments from last week?
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