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So you can see the registration is open for our next chapter meeting in Northern Virginia. We listened and followed the ASUG Virginia Chapter Survey results and you can see over 62% of ASUG Virginia Chapter members prefer meeting in Northern Virginia.
Our summary agenda for April is as follows:
Meeting highlights include:
Preparing the way from ECC to S/4HANA
Creating ROI on the road to HANA
Customer story from Loudoun Water on mobilizing SAP Geo.e
SAP Public Sector Roadmap, courtesy of marlyn.zelkowitz of SAP
Again this is based on the survey results for topics. For a "sneak peek" on how chapter volunteers plan for a meeting, see my draft spreadsheet below:
ASUG Virginia Chapter Meeting Agenda April 6
Time
SINGLE Track
Sponsor Name
7:30-8:00
Breakfast/registration
8:00-8:15
Chapter Intro/SAP Intro
8:15-9:15
Decluttering and the Cloud: Preparing the Way from ECC to S/4HANA
Symtrax
9:15-9:30
Break
9:30-10:30
Creating ROI on the Road to HANA
Titan Consulting
10:30-11:30
Sink or Swim: Managing the Growing Flood of Dark Data with Intelligent Information Management
M-Files
11:30-12:15
Loudoun Water Mobilizes SAP's Geo.e for Improved Field Operations
12:15-12:45
Lunch
12:45-1:30 pm
Water Tour
1:30-2:30 pm
SAP Public Sector Roadmap: S/4HANA & More
2:30-2:45
Chapter Giveaways, Adjourn
Table sponsor
Utegration
Table sponsor
Vistex
I want to thank our sponsors for this meeting, without them it wouldn't be possible:
More on the April meeting in a future post. See you there?
July 27 ASUG Virginia Chapter Meeting, Virginia Air & Space Center - Save the Date
Plans are confirmed for this ASUG Virginia Chapter meeting to be held at NASA Langley Visitor Center in Hampton, Virginia. This is being lead by ASUG Board Member Rudy Hendricks and ASUG Virginia Chapter Chair Keith Seckman. The chapter hasn't held a meeting in this area for several years, and kudos to Keith for thinking of this location. According to the 2017 survey the Hampton area is the third requested location for the ASUG Virginia Chapter.
The video above gives you an indication of how the meeting will look. You can also take some time to visit the exhibits, as the chapter meeting is tentatively planned to end at 1:00 pm.
I've been to the National Air and Space Museum before, but I haven't visited "Coastal Virginia" so I am looking forward to this meeting. Call for speakers is planned for in May.
More to come on the Fall Chapter meeting in Richmond (the 2nd requested location from the survey) later this year. Special thanks to returning ASUG volunteer Melody Abadam and Altria for hosting ASUG again.
So what do you think of the ASUG Virginia Chapter's plans for 2018? You can follow the chapter on twitter @ASUGVA