Introduction

Welcome SAP folks to the official SAP Inside Track Vienna info page!

After the successful SAP Inside Track Vienna in 2018, we are looking forward to host the next SAP Inside Track in Austria. Due to its central location and easy accessibility by plane, train, and car we chose Vienna as the conference city.

The main conference will be on Saturday, November 23^rd 2019.
On Friday, November 22^nd we plan to organize an SAP CodeJam for interested community geeks.

Both, the CodeJam and the Inside Track are a great opportunity to spend the weekend in a nice city with a great cultural heritage, to connect with your peers and friends, to make new friends, to gain new experience and insights, to listen to interesting talks, to give great talks, to fall in love with Vienna once and for all, and, and and…

The conference language will be English. You might want to check out some local German basics at Wienerisch für Anfänger (Viennese for beginners).

Impressions from last year

Dusan Sacha wrote a nice summary about #sitVIE 2018. Check it out on the SAP Community Blog.

When and how to register?

The SAP Inside Track Vienna will take place on November 23^rd 2019. 09:00 - 17:30
The registration link: SAP Inside Track Vienna 2019
The SAP CodeJam will take place on November 22^nd 2019. - 10:00 - 16:00
The registration link: SAP CodeJam about SAP Cloud Application Programming Model

Where will it take place?

SAP Inside Track

For the Inside Track we were able to organize the great event location LOFFICE in Vienna's hip 7th district.

LOFFICE Wien
Schottenfeldgasse 85
1070 Wien

http://wien.lofficecoworking.com

Google Maps Link

SAP CodeJam

For the SAP CodeJam we organized ~~a meeting location at Mariahilfer Straße - one of Vienna's main shopping locations~~ an alternative location in an outer district. The location will provide all necessary meeting facilities (rooms, WiFi, lots of coffee etc.) to host the joint hacking session.

The topic of the SAP CodeJam is all about SAP Cloud Application Programming Model aka CAP(M) and will be held by Marius Obert.
In case of questions arising while your brain digests the input from the CodeJam, Marius will be available the next day at #sitVIE as well where he volunteered to speak. See his proposal below.

ATTENTION!

we had issues with booking the currycom office, we welcome you here:

Kardinal Koenig Haus

Kardinal-König-Platz 3

1130 Wien/Vienna

www.kardinal-koenig-haus.at

Google Maps Link

currycom Seminarraum, 4. Stock
Mariahilfer Straße 99
~~1060 Wien~~

~~https://www.currycom.com/~~

~~Google Maps Link~~

Who shall attend?

The Inside Track and the CodeJam are from the SAP community for the SAP community: customers, consultants, developers, freelancers, blogger, nerds and geeks ... - But also for absolute rookies! The important thing of the entire event: share your knowledge, learn great new stuff and gain new buddies.

Hotel suggestions

Next to the #SITVIE and near the SAP CodeJam

Falkensteiner Hotel Am Schottenfeld | Schottenfeldgasse 74 | 1070 Wien
Arcotel Wimberger | Neubaugürtel 34-36 | 1070 Wien
arte Hotel Wien | Wurzbachgasse 17 | 1070 Wien

Pre-conference event location

We will have pre-conference event, taking place after the CodeJam on Friday, November 22^nd 2019 at 18:00 o'clock.

The pre-conference event will take place at Warmbacher Restaurant, Lainzer Strasse 123, 1130 Wien, https://wambacher.co.at/

Post-conference event location

There will also be a post-conference event, taking place after the Inside Track on Saturday, November 23^rd 2019 at 18:30 o'clock.

The post-conference event will take place at Plutzer Bräu, Schrankgasse 2/Ecke Stiftgasse, 1070 Wien, https://www.plutzerbraeu.at/

Agenda

The times below may change, depending on the number of talks. The event will start at 09:00 and close at 17:30.

The final agenda will be announced in week 43.

From	To	Duration in minutes	Topic	Speaker	Links
09:00	09:15	15	Registration
09:15	09:30	15	Welcome and introduction to the Inside Track
09:30	10:00	30	The Competitive Advantage of Cooperation - Why Nice Guys (should) Finish First	Volker Stöffler	SCN LinkedIn The Evolution of Cooperation The Selfish Gene (German) Die Evolution der Kooperation (German) Das egoistische Gen
10:00	10:15	15	Break
10:15	11:00	45	Exploring internals and discovering hidden features of cloud services: SAP CPI showcase	Vadim Klimov	SAP Community LinkedIn
11:00	11:15	15	Break
11:15	11:45	30	Consume UI5 Web Apps from the HTML Application Repository	Marius Obert	T witter SAP Community GitHub
11:45	12:00	15	Break
12:00	12:30	30	A developer’s journey to the intelligent enterprise	Tudor Riscutia	SAP Community Twitter
12:30	13:30	60	Lunch
13:30	14:00	30	Panel discussion
14:00	14:15	15	Break
14:15	14:45	30	Validation and Implementation FIORI QM in medical plant	Maciej Suder	Linkedin
14:45	15:00	15	Break
15:00	15:30	30	CI/CD tools in the SAP area	Andreas Gautsch	SAP Community Twitter LinkedIn
15:30	15:45	15	Break
15:45	16:15	30	Full-Text Search Applied	Philipp Krenn	Twitter Website
16:15	16:30	15	Break
16:30	17:00	30	Teach and let learn	Maximilian Schaufler	https://twitter.com/ByteDoc https://www.castana.at https://www.linkedin.com/in/maxschaufler/
17:00	17:15	15	Break
17:15	17:45	30	Predictive analytics library and how an integration to ABAP can look like	Sebastian Nigl	Twitter Linkedin
17:45	18:15	30	Closing & Wrap up

Sessions suggestions

The Call for speakers is now open! Grab your chance and add an interesting talk! The session topics at SAP Inside Tracks are usually technology focused. If possible, the talks should be related to S/4HANA or SAP Cloud.

Use the edit feature of this Wiki page to add your talk proposal. First login using your SAP Community Account. The choose Edit.

If you are unable to edit the page (unfortunately, we have heard back from some users about difficulties), you may also send your proposal to: sitvie@ecosio.com

Four weeks before the Inside Track the organizing team will vote for the different talks and define a final agenda.

Speaker (First Last)	Title of talk	Description	Keywords	Additional Information (SCN, XING, ...)
Philipp Krenn	Full-Text Search Applied	Today’s applications are expected to provide powerful full-text search. But how does that work in general and how do I implement it in my application? This talk shows you how with Elastic App Search built on top of Elasticsearch, the most widely used search engine available today.	Full Text Search	Twitter Website
Marius Obert	Consume UI5 Web Apps from the HTML Application Repository	While the development of the OpenUI5 technology advances with incredible speed, one thing remained almost constant for a very while time: The deployment flow of the web app to the Cloud Foundry environment. For years, we embedded the minified UI project as a static resource in the Approuter module. While this approach works our fine in simple scenarios, it might reach its limits when the application needs to scale. In this session, I will explain the disadvantages of the old approach and how to overcome them with the HTML5 Application Repository service.	HTML5 Application Repository, Cloud Foundry, SAP Cloud Platform, Web Components	T witter SAP Community GitHub
Sebastian Nigl	Predictive analytics library and how an integration to abap can looks like	The predictive analytics library within the HANA DB is the key to let your SAP System learn, match patterns and predict future events. In my session I will show you how you can utilize the library to integrate machine learning functionalities in your ABAP code. I also will show you how you can display the results in Embedded Analytics and SAP Analytics Cloud.	SAP Predictive Analytics Library, Machine Learning, Embedded Analytics	Twitter Linkedin
Maciej Suder	Validation and Implementation FIORI QM in medical plant	My presentation will be based on user experience I would like to show some regulation, risk analysis, validation approval and training end users.		Linkedin
Max Streifeneder	SAP Cloud Application Programming Model - Jumpstart into Cloud Development	Cloud Native Development isn’t a no brainer. There are various languages and tools you can choose from, but it doesn’t necessarily make your life easier. The SAP Cloud Application Programming (CAP) Model is supposed to ease application development in the SAP ecosphere rapidly. An introduction into the concept of CAP with less slides, more live coding.	SAP Cloud Platform, Node.js, Java, OData, Cloud Foundry	Twitter
Vadim Klimov	Exploring internals and discovering hidden features of cloud services: SAP CPI showcase	Cloud services tend to hide underlying complexity and internals, but there are certain use cases and circumstances, when knowledge about internal architecture and special aspects of underlying runtime adds value and facilitates improved awareness about product capabilities and limitations. In this session, SAP Cloud Platform Integration (CPI) will be exposed to analysis, and we will look into some exploration strategies and techniques that can be employed by customers during the course of design, development and troubleshooting of CPI-based integration scenarios.	SAP Cloud Platform Integration, Java, Groovy	SAP Community LinkedIn
Arndt Sieburg	Good Practices in Mixed Analytical Modeling with SAP BW on HANA	I can share my practical experience from the last two years project work, how we used SAP BW and SAP HANA together with the best from both worlds.	SAP HANA
Tudor Riscutia	A developer’s journey to the intelligent enterprise	A look at the developer experience when transitioning from classical ABAP development to some of the technologies that are powering the intelligent enterprise.	Everything SAP	SAP Community Twitter
Maximilian Schaufler	Teach and let learn	Impressions and stories from teaching tech in various situations. Learning is important, it's the foundation for gathering knowledge, expanding your horizon and developing new skills and understanding. Most of what we learn we learn from others, therefore: Teaching is important. As someone who always had an intrinsic motivation not only to learn but also to teach, I want to share some of my experiences and a few stories to spark some thoughts on teaching, provide input for discussions, help others reflecting their own experiences. Based on non-scientific analysis and my own experience being a ... * Lecturer at University of Applied Sciences * Kids coach in CoderDojo and other similar events * Kids coach and "employer" in the "Kinderstadt Freitopia" * SAP Mentor * In-house "Innovation expert" * Employer/boss/colleague at work * Father	Teaching, Mentoring, Kids, Next Generation, Sustainability, Pay it forward, Women in Tech, Diversity	https://twitter.com/ByteDoc https://www.castana.at https://www.linkedin.com/in/maxschaufler/
Andreas Gautsch	CI/CD tools in the SAP area	Continuous integration and also Continuous delivery/deployment are invading more and more the SAP area. From abapGIT, Jenkins over project PIPER and Docker to gCTS	SAP Cloud Platform, ABAP on Premise and in the Cloud	SAP Community Twitter LinkedIn
Volker Stöffler	The Competitive Advantage of Cooperation - Why Nice Guys (should) Finish First	Social Darwinism is widely considered a toxic term these days, and it is so for very good reasons. But there are observations from evolution that we can learn from and benefit for our teams, communities or even society. Richard Dawkins, one of the most renowned contemporary advocates of Darwinism and Evolutionary Biology, has dedicated a BBC documentary and a chapter in his first book "The Selfish Gene" to the subject. This session is about the benefits of and prerequisites for cooperative behavior, the answer to "who are the fittest?" in "Survival of the Fittest", the ratio of effort and gain in competition, the characteristics of non-zero-sum games ("win-win-situation") and the role of diversity therein.	Cooperation, Evolution, Survival, Selfishness, Altruism, Darwinism	SCN LinkedIn This is a non-technical presentation based upon texts published by Robert Axelrod and Richard Dawkins. Axelrod provides a mathematical foundation for Dawkins' conclusions using game theory. Book links: The Evolution of Cooperation The Selfish Gene (German) Die Evolution der Kooperation (German) Das egoistische Gen
Volker Stöffler	Windows, Cubes & Rollups: OLAP Extensions in SQL	A core component in Business Intelligence is Online Analytical Processing (OLAP). It is based upon the aggregation of (usually many) rows to a (usually much smaller) result set. The SQL Standard contains some fundamental capabilities (MIN, MAX, AVG, SUM, ... functions, GROUP BY, HAVING) and more advanced functionality is usually provided by applications. But there is an extension to SQL, implemented in SAP products HANA, IQ and SQL Anywhere, which brings more powerful functionality into SQL and the database server itself. With more analytic capabilities closer to the data, there is potential for improvement, especially when dealing with extreme numbers of data rows aka Big Data. Here, I'll introduce basics and principles of these SQL extensions.	OLAP, SQL, Database, Analytics, Database Server, Business Intelligence	SCN LinkedIn SQL Anywhere Forum Recording from sitPOTT 2019
Volker Stöffler	SAP IQ - Business Intelligence and vertical data processing with 8 GB RAM or less	SAP IQ is a HANA companion for SDA / SDI and SAP BW NLS, to keep data way beyond memory limits accessible. But it also is a full-blown data warehouse system of its own, with column oriented data storage and powerful analytics capabilities. It can scale up to the world's largest data warehouse and down to desktop or notebook computers. This session is intended to show the benefits and capabilities of the vertical data structures used inside and their impact on high performance processing and parallel execution of Business Intelligence style queries.	SQL, SAP IQ, database, data warehouse, business intelligence, world record, petabytes	SCN LinkedIn SQL Anywhere Forum
Gergely Késmárki	Java application development and performance optimization in the SCP Neo environment	I would like to talk about our experience with the SAP Cloud Platform development through to telling you about a concrete project we had in the last years. In the first part of the presentation, I will talk about the design of the application with Java, UI5, oData, Apache Olingo and JPA. During the development of the application, we faced with several type of performance issues, so in the second part of the application I’m planning to talk about several ways to find out and sort out the performance issues (SCP built in tools, external tools, etc.).	SAP Cloud Platform, Java, UI5, JPA