According to the Financial Times Brazil just surpassed China as the biggest emerging market if you compare available shares on their stock markets. How timely that an SAP Global Ecosystem and Partner Group All-Star Team will participate in Brazil's SAP Forum 2008 an SAP TechEd like event for South America. (I am convinced one day in the not so distant future, there will be a full SAP TechEd with Community Day, Clubhouse and all that Jazz 😉
The following SAP colleagues will be in Sao Paulo and keynote the SAP Forum 2008:
 | Zia Yusuf Executive Vice President, Global Ecosystem and Partner Group, SAP. He is Responsible for Leading the World’s Largest Enterprise Software Company in Developing Partnerships and Processes for its Software Platform |
| S. Singh Mecker is Senior Vice President Global Ecosystem and Partner Group. In this role, he is responsible for managing all activities for SAP’s global technology and software partners. |
| mark.yolton/blog is Senior Vice President of the SAP Developer Network (SDN) and Business Process Expert (BPX) communities, plus the TechEd and Tech Tour events that serve these community members. |
We took this opportunity to check out who are the Top Brazilian Contributors on SDN and BPX. The following screenshot lists all Brazilian members having over 250 lifetime points:
If any of you Top Contributors are at the SAP forum please let us know and we will organize that you can meet Zia, Singh and or Mark.
We also calculated Top 3 Brazilian Companies contributing to SDN and BPX:
| Rank | Name | Points |
| 1 | Agile Solutions | 1,330 |
| 2 | CPMBraxis | 871 |
| 3 | Bearingpoint | 671 |
Here in SDN and BPX Land we don't know enough about what is going on regarding SAP in Brazil. I hear that there is an SAP development center with 400 employees. I also hear that partners are doing cutting edge stuff like service enabling their solutions and offering them as Enterprise Services to our customers. Please share these stories more often here. Hopefully mark.yolton/blog will find time to blog some impressions from his trip.
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