Introduction
Welcome SAP folks to the official SAP Inside Track Walldorf info page!
The main conference will be on Saturday, 26th of January 2019. On Friday, 25th of January we will try to get a SAP Code Jam for interested community geeks.
Both, the Code Jam and the SAP Inside track are a great opportunity to spend the weekend in a nice SAP Office location 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 and and and…
The conference language will be English.
When and how to register?
- The SAP Inside Track Walldorf ( Mothership Edition) will take place on 26th January 2019. 09:00 - 17:00 in the Rot3 building in St. Leon-Rot (near Walldorf)
- Google Form Registration Link
Where will it take place?
SAP Inside Track
SAP SE, building ROT03
SAP Code Jam
on Friday, January, 25th
Please register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sap-codejam-walldorf-registration-54989117932
and let us know by clicking this link:
https://doodle.com/poll/fpid4kksvkz9mzc6
if you are going to join the dinner on own costs at
Flammkuchenfarm St. Leon–Rot
Konradusstr. 3
68789 St. Leon-Rot
Tel: 06227 398 13 17
Who shall attend?
The Inside Track and the Code Jam 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
In the following two hotels we have reserved a contingent - please use key word SITWDF19 for the booking:
Hotel Arador (contingent 10)
https://www.arador-hotel.de/de/
Double Room: 100 EUR
Single Room: 80EUR
Leonardo Hotel Walldorf (no contingent)
groups.southwest@leonardo-hotels.com
Double Room: 133 EUR
Single Room: 115 EUR
Fairway Hotel (St. Leon-Rot) - (contingent 10)
www.fairway-hotel.de
Double Room: 112 EUR
Single Room: 88EUR
Pre-conference event location
If you are going to attend Code Jam on Friday or if you arrive early, you can join us for dinner. We take care of the reservation but dinner is on own costs at
Flammkuchenfarm St. Leon–Rot
Konradusstr. 3
68789 St. Leon-Rot
Tel: 06227 398 13 17
https://www.flammkuchenfarm.de/restaurant-st_leon-rot.html
Post-conference event location
On January 26th after the event (approx. 7:00 pm) we are going to have dinner on own costs at this location:
SCHMIDTS ALTER SCHLACHTHOF
ESSEN+TRINKEN+LEBEN
Ringstraße 6
69168 Wiesloch
https://www.schmidts-essen-trinken-leben.de/
SIT Agenda
Track 1 | Track 2 | Track 3 | ||||
09:30 | Welcome | |||||
10:00 | Keynote: Free beer or headache - are you doing Open Source right? | Frank Köhntopp | ||||
10:30 | Coffee Break | |||||
10:45 | Practical experience with Kubernetes, Istio and Knative - dos and don'ts | Krasimir Semerdzhiev | The Competitive Advantage of Cooperation - Why Nice Guys (should) Finish First | Volker Stöffler | A deep-dive detectives tale into Design Thinking in SAP | Anne Johnson |
11:30 | Custom Code migration to S/4HANA | Ingo Bräuninger, Thomas Fiedler | SAP Leonardo IoT Usecase Debrief - Experimenting with model deployment scenarios | Anusha Choory Balaji | Automate checking your CPI integration flows | Morten Wittrock |
12:00 | Group Photo - then Lunch Break | |||||
13:00 | Practice - Relax - Reactivate | Svea Becker | ||||
13:30 | Technical Deep Dive into the ABAP RESTful Programming Model | Carine Tchoutouo Djomo, | Creating apps with UI5 | Tobias Hofmann | SAP Activate: How can we use cognitive biases perspective to successfully implement change management? | Juliana Hendel |
14:15 | What can you achieve in only 5 days with SAP | Twan van den Broek | How SAP Leonardo is empowering animal wellbeing | Bart van de Kamp | Empowering Employee Work Conditions with IOT | Nilay Peksen |
14:45 | Coffee Break | |||||
15:00 | Run your LEGO Boost robot via SAP Cloud Platform | Philipp Lindenberger | The Rise of Multi-model Databases | Vitaliy Rudnytskiy | ||
15:45 | Hitchhikers Guide to SAP NetWeaver ... | Roland Kramer | CloudFoundry development with on-premise data | Volker Buzek | ||
16:15 | Insights to SAP S/4HANA Cloud projects | Sven Denecken | ABAP Continuous Integration Plugin | Andreas Gautsch | ||
16:45 | SitKids Presentation | |||||
17:30 | The End |
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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 SAP topics... but even
Please use the following Google Form to add your talk proposal. 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, ...) |
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| Practice - Relax – Reactivate | Can’t concentrate anymore? Feel tired and tensed up during your working day? Stressed out while attending an event? Learn different solutions from the variety of activity, relaxation and meditation. | |||
| Andre Fischer | Introduction into SAP Cloud Platform ABAP Environment and the ABAP RESTful Programming Model | In my session I will provide an introduction into the new SAP Cloud Platform ABAP Environment which is available since summer last year. In addition you will get an overview of the latest developments of the ABAP RESTful programming model that allows to build SAP HANA‒optimized SAP Fiori apps based on ABAP also in SAP CP. | ||
| Vitaliy Rudnytskiy | The Rise of Multi-model Databases | Today organizations must handle many different types of data in various structures and formats – JSON documents, graph, spatial, time series, relational etc - to support a variety of use cases and workloads. Multi-model seems to be a natural step in the evolution of databases. The term "multi-model" – first used by Luca Garulli in his keynote at NoSQL Matters Conference in 2012 – describes an approach designed to support multiple data models against a single, integrated backend. In this talk we will look at two implementations as examples: a true multi-model built from ground up, and a relational DBMS extended into multi-model. | ||
| Tobias Hofmann | Creating apps with UI5 | I will share some of my lessons learned while creating UI5 apps. These apps are used outside a SAP context: JSON backend, ElasticSearch, etc. I will demo some of my UI5 apps (wake on lan, cognitive leave request, speech analytics, learning assets, ...) I will show how a CI pipeline can be used for UI5 apps to automate app building, analysis and deploy: a lot of tips on how to write unit and e2e tests for UI5 apps as well as how to get 100% code coverage and trust in your pipeline. | ||
| Twan van den Broek | What can you achieve in only 5 days with SAP | Rapid Prototyping to the max. Our Mobile Innovation Lab realized some great results in pressure cooking sessions with customers. In this talk Twan will share some results with live demos, explain the concept and how you can start your own rapid prototyping week. | ||
| Bart van de Kamp (preso Moltzer & Harenters Lemen Werkman) | How SAP Leonardo is empowering animal wellbeing | Next to supplying Water to end-customers, the European Bison (Wisent) is also one of the ‘biggest’ responsibilities of PWN. Besides being the 2nd biggest water company in the Netherlands they also maintain two National Parks including the animals living in it. This specific client case is inspired on a hackathon organized by PWN. One of the questions remained was how all data possibly generated from their National Park could be leveraged in SAP and how to analyze and transform it to actual value. This session shows how SAP Leonardo can enable a solution using IOT and UI5 to analyze and improve the wellbeing of the European Bisons. <<Same case has been presented during the SIT NL 2018, slides https://sitnl2018-p1943012616trial.dispatcher.hanatrial.ondemand.com/assets/pdf/wisenture-pitch.pdf>> | ||
| Philipp Lindenberger | Run your LEGO Boost robot via SAP Cloud Platform | LEGO Boost is a great robotic platform one level easier than Mindstorms. Usually you can use the LEGO App for your projects only. But what would happen if SAP Cloud Platform could talk directly with your robot? Let's find out together. | ||
| Sven Denecken | Insights to SAP S/4HANA Cloud projetcs | Insights to SAP S/4HANA Cloud projetcs. Scope, approach and future focus | ||
| Roland Kramer | Hitchhikers Guide to SAP NetWeaver | SAP goes Cloud, SAP Analytics Cloud, Cloud for Applications, SaaS, PaaS, HaaS, etc, etc. Since several Years everyone talks about the digital transformation and the intelligent enterprise into the Cloud, but the most of our SAP Customers running their mission critial system still „on-premise“. With this Presentation we take a step back to give a glimse of the SAP NetWeaver evolution, of course without kubernetics, containers, block chains, IoT but everything on the foundation for the countless ABAP Programmers. See also the wise and not so wise decission of the past 1 ½ decades in the SAP history of the SAP Application Platform whith a twinkle in the eye. | ||
| Roland Kramer | Easy Install of SAP IQ database | Creating a SAP IQ can be as easy as filling three values in a little HTML page. Since the aquisition of the Sybase company in 2013, the SAP Application Portfolio was enhanched with the most modern and reliable database, event streaming and replication technology at all time. Nevertheless, the implementation of the „real big data storage“ called IQ was never in the priority of the SAP automation efforts. With this Presentation you will see, how everyone can create a SAP IQ database based on the SAP Host Agent interface to support all kind of solutions like SAP-NLS, native IQ solutions, or multi temperature concept for BW/4HANA. | ||
| Volker Stöffler | SAP IQ - Business Intelligence and vertical data processing with 16 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 | Related SCN blog post. |
| Volker Stöffler | The Competitive Advantage of Cooperation - Why Nice Guys (should) Finish First | This is a non-technical presentation based upon texts published by Robert Axelrod and Richard Dawkins. 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. 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. In recent editions, he references Axelrod who provides a mathematical foundation for Dawkins' conclusions using game theory. 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 | Book links: BBC documentary "Nice Guys Finish First": |
| Anusha Choory Balaji | SAP Leonardo IoT Usecase Debrief - Experimenting with model deployment scenarios | This presentation would first highlight and elaborate on a specific SAP Leonardo IoT use case and would then delve into a short demo of model deployment techniques using different frameworks. The talk would include details on the formation of the IoT idea, edge devices involved, smart data capture, fusion of different sensor data from diverse platforms, its subsequent integration with business data and provisioning of a feedback loop for continuous improvement. It will also showcase as to how it supports the notion of the Intelligent Enterprise as a result. Though the practical implementation of the end-to-end scenario would typically involve a myriad of technologies/systems in action, the scope of this talk is to segue into a deep-dive into one of the facets of IoT and machine learning use cases i.e predictive model deployment. | ||
| Krasimir Semerdzhiev | Practical experience with Kubernetes, Istio and Knative - dos and don'ts | As part of working on open source project Kyma as well as the SAP Cloud Platform Extension factory which is based on it - we've gathered quite some experience working with Kubernetes and Istio. We've also had to contribute a few pieces to Knative, where it was really beneficial to see how concepts are born, die and are redone better in the course of the discussions in the wider developer community. We'd like to share that experience to make sure that you don't fall in the same pitfalls and make the same mistakes like us. | ||
| HP Seitz | The Cloud on Premise | The Cloud Application Programming Model based on Core Data Service is also available on the SAP HANA Platform. After XSJS and XSODATA this is the way to go for on-premise application development. | ||
| Volker Buzek | CloudFoundry development with on-premise data | Lesson Learned, Pains Felt and Best Practices Gained when developing on Cloud Foundry with data provisioned from on-premise systems | ||
| Volker Stöffler | How to visualize Query Semantics using Open Source Graphviz | When analyzing the performance of complex queries, you may find yourself with multi table joins, e.g. generated by a BI system, coded by an out-of-reach developer or evolved through a long life cycle. A semantic query graph visualizes the topology of such a join and helps to understand the options the optimizer has at hand for an execution plan. The graph unveils possible shortcuts or extensions you can provide to enhance query performance by providing additional options to the query optimizer. I will demonstrate how to use the Open Source utility Graphviz for visualization. This presentation is based upon ANSI Standard SQL and not restricted to a specific RDBMS implementation. The method is a generic approach to deal with the challenge of understanding and possibly enhancing the topology of a multi table join query. | SQL, Database, RDBMS, Joins, Optimizer, Query Analysis, Query Tuning | |
| Fabian Lehmann | SAP Cloud Platform Integration Suite | 1. Introducing and Overview about our Integration Suite powered by SAP CP. 2. E2E Demo(s) | ||
| Nilay Peksen | Empowering Employee Work Conditions with IOT | How will near future employees be working? How will IOT help them track & measure their mental and physical progress ? What is neuroscience and cognitive science? | ||
| Frank Köhntopp | Free beer or headache - are you doing Open Source right? | |||
| Andreas Gautsch | ABAP Continuous Integration Plugin | The ABAP Continuous Integration Plugin is a free Open Source AddOn for ABAP in Eclipse. The main target of this tool is to automate repetitive programming tasks (eg. Unit test execution, ATC checks) with the aim to speeding up your ABAP development flow. https://blogs.sap.com/2018/08/20/abap-continuous-integration-plugin-now-with-plug-and-play/ | ||
| Karol Kalisz | Open Space: Intelligent Enterprise - Update | Based on my other SIT presentation on Intelligent Enterprise I want to offer open space discussion on this topic, taking the progress 2018 (since rollout) as basis. | ||
| Karol Kalisz | DSC - what is behing Digital Supply Chain (Products, Industry Processes) | For all who are interested in Industry 4.0 and the current work on intelligent enterprise in digital supply chain - from design via manufacturing, delivery to operations. I want to talk about the industry processes with DSC portfolio. | ||
| Anne Johnson | Design Thinking the Enterprise | Going from the mildly abstract to the clearly confusing, enterprise and business architectures have been quite the hurdle to get an overview on. The dimension of time in business development makes the mastering of the topic even more difficult. How can Design Thinking leverage its tools to help unravel the mysteries of the the business? | ||
| Jitendra Kansal | Build a Metadata-driven enterprise app with Mobile development kit | Mobile development kit (MDK) is a feature of SAP Cloud Platform Mobile Services that enables developers to build native, cross-platform mobile applications in a highly productive environment. Here you will learn how to build and customize an enterprise application with the MDK. | ||
| Carine Tchoutouo Djomo | Technical Deep Dive into the ABAP RESTful Programming Model | In this session we will give you a short overview about the ABAP RESTful Programming Model - which is based on proven and new technologies such as Core Data Services (CDS), Business Implementation Language, and OData protocol - and walk through a demo to explain how to build SAP HANA-optimized Fiori apps and A2X services in SAP Cloud Platform ABAP Environment - and soon also in SAP S/4HANA. The demo will show how to develop a simple transactional application and explain new concepts such behavior definition, behavior implementation and service binding. | ||
| Morten Wittrock | Cloud Integration: Tricks of the trade | In this session, we'll discuss tricks and techniques that go "under the hood" of SAP Cloud Platform Integration aka CPI, SAP's Integration Platform as a Service offering. Together, we'll take a peek at the inner workings of the product, and gain a better understanding of CPI along the way. | ||
| Ingo Bräuninger, Thomas Fiedler | Custom Code Migration to S4HANA | One of the biggest challenges for our customers during the system conversion to S/4HANA (or Suite on HANA) on-premise is the custom code adaptation. These adaptations are necessary because of the simplifications (e.g. data model changes, removal of obsolete functionality, removal of redundant components) in S/4HANA compared to the classic ERP. To minimize the efforts for our customers to adapt their code the ABAP Platform provides tools to analyze custom code based on the so-called simplification database. This toolset is crucial for the adoption of S/4HANA on-premise. | ||
Tudor Riscutia & Christian Deubel | Domain-driven design, ABAP and SAP Cloud Platform | Inspired by the #sitNL talk 'How Domain-Driven Design can help you to become a better developer' by Fred Verheul, we would like to share some experience in learning and applying Domain-driven design (DDD) around SAP environments both in the cloud (using the S/4HANA Cloud SDK) and on-premise (ABAP Programming Model for SAP Fiori). | ||
| Madhumitha Padmakumar | S4 HANA Automated Code transformation | As we all know, the Suite on Hana brings in a rich set of advantages in terms of technical aspects like storage, speed and performance, as well as functional aspects like optimized business processes and advanced user interfaces. But the path to this haven has come with its own stakes – Custom code adaptation. There is a lot to be taken into consideration including Hana code compliance, data compatibility, obsolete objects management, performance, etc. This presentation explains how to get through these stages with automation, bringing down the repetitive and mechanical steps to be taken by the technical consultant to almost null. | ||
| Jörg Siebert | S/4HANA Public Cloud - Overcoming the Obstacles Between Vision & Reality | There is a gap in functionality and possibility of S/4HANA with the focus on Finance, between Public Cloud and On Premise. Obtain feedback from a real live production company example, which did the discovery phase in 2018 in detail. Gain insights about their motivation to think about the cloud and hurdles on the way to get there. | ||
SITKIDS
We'll have a kids program for Saturday only! Please note that the kids day will be all day long. This is an add-on to the regular SITWDF event, no program for kids only. Participation is for kids of SITWDF participants and helpers only and limited to ~40 kids. Our focus group are kids in the age 8 - 14.
Be aware: The SIT Kids participation fee is 5€ per kid. The participation fee will be used for arts and craft materials in the SIT Kids projects. Please pay in cash during onsite registration.
Planned agenda: session of 2 hours in the morning and after lunch. After the afternoon session, kids can optionally prepare for a presentation of their results to the SITWDF participants.
Planned activities:
- Snap! This is a 2 hour workshop
- Robots & Hardware: introduction to the robots is given twice during each 2 hour session, however kids can freely change anytime. We might not have adult coverage of all hardware all the time. Kids are encouraged to work in teams.
We probably have the following stuff:- mBot (5x)
- Ozobot (3x)
- Lego boost
- LEGO mindstorm (3x)
- Makey Makey
- little bits (10x)
- Parrot jumping drones (8x)
Attention: because these drones are in high demand, we will keep track how often a kid used them so everybody gets the same share.
- Chillout area with regular toys and games. Please ask your kids to bring toys or games to play with other kids.
Costs
The event is for FREE (free, as in free beer). Including drinks during the event and lunch.
The pre- and/or post-conference events are not for free. (Everybody pays his own drinks & food)
Social Media
Twitter Hashtag: #sitwdf
SAP Code Jam
(to be announced, planned on Friday, January 25th)
Sponsors
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We are looking for sponsors. If you like to support us don't hesitate to contact D aniel Koller
For sponsors we offer the following:
- Your logo on the SAP Community Network Space for SAP Inside Tracks
- You will be mentioned during the opening and closing sessions of the conference
- At the event, you can put some flyer and merchandising to one of the desks. Please no rollups.
And the best of all, by sending your employees to the conference, you'll have the opportunity to get in contact with plenty of highly motivated SAP experts.
Partnerships
Book Sponsors
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Contact & follow us
The event is organized by Daniel Koller, Svea Becker , Larissa Brinkmann, Matthias Wild, Andreas Huppert, Jitendra Kansal