Join us for a full day of innovation and learning using one of SAP’s best tools to radically improve the user experience on the SAP S/4HANA and ECC systems in your organization.
The Personas Day São Paulo will be a free event with limited seats.
We will have just 30 seats available, so please sign up only if you are sure you will attend.
Follow this page in the next few days, we will post here the link for registrations.
You will be able to pre-register on this page, beginning April 9th
If you have any doubt you can reach us at personasday@gmail.com
Have you already heard about SAP Screen Personas?
It has been launched in 2013 by SAP and today there is a team at SAP Labs USA in Palo Alto, which is working exclusively to improve the product and add new features.
To get an idea of SAP’s speed and commitment to its evolution, the latest service pack was released in December 2017 and there are two new service packs scheduled for 2018.
If you knew Screen Personas before the release of version 3.0 and for some reason did not like it, forget it! Although the first versions of Screen Personas were already capable of doing most of the incredible things that it does today, those earlier versions were based on older technologies that had some restrictions.
Today, in version 3.0, it is a totally new product, based on current web technologies in the same way as SAPUI5 (Fiori). It even works with the SAP GUI desktop for Windows and for Java.
See below some updated metrics on SAP Screen Personas usage across the world. These metrics were shown by the SAP Screen Personas team on the most recent monthly meeting, which took place on February 2018:
Yes!
I have been working with Screen Personas since 2013 and with SAPUI5 (Fiori) since 2015. Because of this, I have done presentations on how Screen Personas and SAPUI5 complement each other in events like SAP Forum and SAP Inside Track in Brazil and Europe. In all these events, and also in the companies I’ve worked, the first question everyone asked was always the same: does Screen Personas run on smartphones and tablets?
Until the end of 2017 the answer was no, but in December 2017, with the launch of Screen Personas 3.0 SP06, SAP finally announced a new technology called Slipstream Engine.
With the Slipstream Engine, Screen Personas “magically” gained the ability to make the SAP S / 4HANA or ECC screens become “responsive”, meaning that now transactions can be displayed and become easily usable in tablets and smartphones.
Key-users and functional consultants with no programming skills can easily simplify any S/4HANA or ECC screens, so users see only what is essential. They can also merge different tabs into a single one or create informative areas with user orientations.
Javascript developers can create scripts that bring data from one transaction into another or automatically execute transactions with the click of a button so the user does not even realize that SAP Screen Personas has performed for them a job that they used to do manually.
Users become much more productive and get their jobs done in less time, more easily, faster, and without the mess that complex screens often bring.
Manual tasks now are automatically performed by the SAP Screen Personas scripts, making it quicker to finish tasks that are repeated many times a day inside companies.
Training new users become much faster and easier because the screens are much more intuitive. I am aware of scenarios where new employees no longer needed to be trained, or where training time was greatly reduced because the screens became simple and self-explanatory.
On March 14, ASUG has promoted, together with the team of Screen Personas in SAP Labs of Palo Alto, an online event that has shown the new possibilities of SAP Screen Personas 3.0 SP06, focusing on the new Slipstream Engine for mobile devices.
If you want to start learning more about the new technology, see Peter Spielvogel's blog:
Sao Paulo – Brazil
SAP Brazil's HQ: Av. das Nações Unidas, 14.171 – 7º floor
Friday - May 18th, 2018
09:30am - 05:00pm
It will be an event for every SAP professional, you can be a customer, partner, consultant or developer
30 seats max
For those who do not want to immediately get to the traffic jams of São Paulo on the end of the day, we are proposing a social gathering for relaxation and networking at Morumbi Shopping, which is right across the street.
The venue will still be set and we hope to meet there from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Personas Day 2018 - Ribeirao Preto - Brazil
If you have any questions, write to us at personasday@gmail.com
Soon we will have the link with more information available here and also announce the opening of the registrations for Personas Day, which will have limited seats.
So, don’t forget to follow this page!
Douglas CezarSAP Developer and Architect Independent SAP consultant and developer since 2004, an expert in UI5, Screen Personas, ABAP, Gateway, and Workflow. With SAP Screen Personas he has already developed successful projects for commercial and logistics teams using S/4HANA or ECC, in addition to having built POCs and demonstrations for companies that are thinking about using SAP Screen Personas. Lecturer at SAP Screen Personas Practitioners’ Forum, an international event organized by the SAP Screen Personas team at SAP Labs Palo Alto, California, and the SAP User Experience team at Walldorf, Germany. Since 2015 he has lectured on the synergies between Screen Personas and SAPUI5 (Fiori). Has already presented at events such as SAP Forum and SAP Inside Track in São Paulo, Campinas, Jaoinville, São Leopoldo, and Barcelona. Douglas currently works as a UI5 development specialist for web and mobile devices, SAP Screen Personas consultant, and ABAP developer. | Cristiano HansenExpert Support Engineer SAP Labs Latin America Cristiano (Cris) Hansen was a network administrator (1999-2004) and college professor (2004-2007), when discovered the SAP world e became a support consultant in the SAP Global Support Center Brazil, in São Leopoldo, nowadays part of the SAP Labs Latin America. Since 2007 help in issues involving ITS/WEBGUI (SAPGUI for HTML), IGS, Netweaver AS ABAP Security, Web Dynpro ABAP, among other topics. When SAP Screen personas 3.0 was released, Cris was one of the first SAP Product Support members to work with the product. He works in incidents, chats (Expert Chat), onsite visits (SAP Brazilian customers), remote sessions (Schedule an Expert) and contributes in the SAP Community. He has regular talks with the SAP Development Support team, keeping himself up-to-date and suggesting product improvements. |
Thank you to the amazing SAP Screen Personas team at SAP Labs for supporting this event, especially to Peter Spielvogel and to Tamas Hoznek.
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