SAP Inside Track Wrocław 2018
The conference language will be English with a little bit of Polish, where unavoidable ;-). Use hash tag #sitWRO on social channels to share ideas and spread the news.
- Where Capgemini office at Legnicka 48 building H (different building than in 2017)
- When May 19, 2018 during 10:00-17:30 (the official part)
- Who For local and global SAP community (customers, consultants, freelancers, startups, press and bloggers, SAP employees) plus for those totally new to SAP. The most important is that you want to share and gain some knowledge and to meet new buddies.
Pre-SIT event: SAP CodeJams
Again this year, on Friday the day before SIT we plan to host two SAP CodeJams. They are already confirmed and registration is open (but pls pick only one):
- Geospatial Analysis with SAP HANA: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sap-codejam-wroclaw-registration-44892075406
- ABAP for SAP HANA: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sap-codejam-wroclaw-abap-for-sap-hana-e2e-registration-45305847008
Parallel event: mini-sitKids
In parallel to regular SIT we are planning a whole-day Snap! workshop for about 20-25 kids (age 10-14), whose parents are attending SIT. The language of that workshop will be Polish / Ten warsztat będzie w języku polskim. Kids will need to have their own laptops with modern web browsers installed. Internet access will be provided during the event.
Agenda
| Time | Talk | Speaker | Length | Talk | Speaker |
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| 9:30-10:00 | REGISTRATION, GRAB A COFFEE, TAKE A SEAT | ||||
| 10:00-10:15 | Opening SAP Inside Track | Vitaliy Rudnytskiy, Pawel Grzeskowiak | 15 | ||
| 10:15-10:45 | A day in life of SAP Superuser | Maciej Suder @MaciekSuder | 30 | ||
| 10:50-11:20 | Using Design Thinking in SAP Activate projects | 30 | |||
| 11:20-11:40 | COFFEE-BREAK - SPLITTING ROOMS | 20 | |||
| Room 1: | Room 2: | ||||
| 11:40-12:10 | #ABAPisNotDead | Łukasz Pęgiel @abapblog | 30 | ||
| 12:15-12:45 | Custom Code Migration to S4HANA | 30 | SAP S/4HANA landscapes and deployment options | ||
| 12:45-13:30 | LUNCH | 45 | |||
| 13:30-14:00 | Requirements maintanance | Rainer Winkler @RainerWinkler | 30 | ||
| 14:05-14:35 | Development on HANA XSA Platform | 30 | PowerDesigner is alive | ||
| 14:35-14:50 | COFFEE-BREAK | 15 | |||
| 14:50-15:20 | Programming in Snap! with some live demos | @grzesp | 30 | ||
| 15:25-15:55 | Cloud Foundry buildpacks deep dive | Morten Wittrock @mwittrock | 30 | Mobile Single Sign On with Fiori | Jarosław Zdanowski @j_zda |
| 15:55-16:10 | COFFEE-BREAK - MOVING BACK TO ONE ROOM | 15 | |||
| 16:10-16:40 | Building a Community: two perspectives | Sylwia Ganiec + Oliver Kohl @oliver | 15+15 |
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| 16:45-17:00 | Closing the SAP Inside Track Wrocław | Vitaliy Rudnytskiy | 15 |
Session proposals - CfP is closed!
Here you have the chance to add value and fun to SAP Inside Track Wrocław. Take the stage and share your experiences, open the discussion and take new insights back home.
Please add your proposal below...
Regular sessions
Topic | Description | Host(s) | Length (30 mins) |
|---|---|---|---|
OCM/ GDPR/ S/4HANA | Three topics that have a lot of common sense and potential synergies: 1. Organizational Change Management levels and methods in SAP projects and maintenance (means ITIL-ish) endeavors. Creed: how to disrupt by bringing new value (dream of every CEO) without disrupting daily operations (nightmare of every CIO); 2. GDPR as a logical step after DPD creating chance to bring business – social network on better level and how SAP solutions can leverage it. And eventually: 3. Run Simple with S/4HANA. | Waldemar Falinski | 30 |
| CLOUD | Continuous Integration on SAP Cloud Platform. What it is, how it works and what the benefits are. | 30 | |
| Cloud Foundry | Cloud Foundry buildpacks deep dive One of the cool things about Cloud Foundry is the impressive number of languages and frameworks supported through buildpacks. In this session, I'll show you how buildpacks work, how they are built and how they interact with applications deployed on Cloud Foundry. | Morten Wittrock @mwittrock | 30 |
| SAP Data Hub |
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| S/4HANA | A walkthrough different SAP S/4HANA landscapes and deployment options. | Bartosz Jarkowski | 30 |
| PowerDesigner is alive | The power of PowerDesigner in action - GDPR (aka RODO) live demo | Michal Korzen | 30 |
| Design Thinking | Using Design Thinking in SAP Activate projects, we’ll be able to add value to the SAP design processes as well as our business workshops in general. In this talk I’ll discuss what kind of value Design Thinking can bring to our projects. Specifically using Design Thinking as a process and using techniques to enhance your workshops and project communication. | 30 | |
| Business Model Canvas - tbc | Why+Who+What is Business Model Canvas | @grzesp
| 30 |
| ABAP | #ABAPisNotDead - my thoughs about why we still should learn ABAP and why it's not dead as some of the people have foreseen before  | 30 | |
| Requirements | Developers should now what they developed. Sometimes customers do not provide requirements of sufficient quality. It is also helpful to have some basic understanding how requirements should look like. I also demonstrate the new open source tool simplerequirementtool.org . This tool is a simple way to maintain requirement by the help of an Excel add in. | 30 | |
| Software visualization tools - Workshop | It was not possible to organize this workshop, but you can contact me to arrange a free Workshop in 2018: https://twitter.com/RainerWinkler/ status/986683644432568321 UML is a well known technique to make diagrams of software. But it is mainly used during the development of new applications to draw overview diagrams. These are mostly used by architects, but not detailed enough for developers. It is not well known that there are currently some companies and people working enthusiastically to change this. One project can be directly used for ABAP developments: SAP2Moose. SAP2Moose is currently used successfully in the everyday work of an ABAP developer who develops and maintains ABAP applications. I will show in detail how SAP2Moose and Moose2Model can be used. The participants should come with own laptops and have access to an own SAP system to benefit most. But this is not mandatory. The goal is that the participants understand how they can use them in their own projects. Most of the work should therefore be done with the systems of the participants if possible. I will also mention the commercial tool Sourcetrail. This is one of the very few commercial tools that has prices (even for the commercial version) that can be paid by developers themself (The private and trial version is free). | 2 - 4 hours | |
| 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. | Ingo Bräuninger | 30 min |
| A day in life of SAP QM Superuser | Maciej Suder @MaciekSuder | 30 min | |
| Mobile SSO in 3W: What, When and Why? | Using Mobile Single Sign On with Fiori applications | Jarosław Zdanowski @j_zda | 30 mins |
| Development on HANA XSA Platform | SAP HANA XSA Modules creation (db, js, web) and administration tools | Tomasz Wilk | 30 mins |
Lightning Talks - 3/7/14 minutes short talks on interesting topics
Topic | Description | Host(s) | Length (3 or 7 or 14 mins) |
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Social events
As much as knowledge exchange is important during SIT same are social networking opportunities. Therefore there are plans for both Friday preSIT and Saturday afterSIT get-together enjoy-beer/wine/tea gatherings. Please stay tuned as more details coming soon!
Code of conduct
All attendees, speakers, sponsors and volunteers at our conference are required to agree with the following code of conduct.
Hotel suggestions
| Name | Link | Advantages | Price | Who stays? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hotel PURO | http://en.purohotel.pl/wroclaw | + Nice location + 15 mins by public transportation | ~120 EUR per night | Rainer Winkler, |
| Locomotive Hostel | http://www.booking.com/hotel/pl/locomotive-hostel.html | + Nice location + Hostel price | ~35 EUR per night | |
| Colourful Apartment | https://www.booking.com/hotel/pl/colourful-apartment.en.html | + price | ~ 35 EUR per night |
Registration for SIT
Participant registration link for SAP Inside Track: http://bit.ly/sitWRO2018_Reg
Registration for SIT is separate from the registration for SAP CodeJams and registrations for Mini-sitKids
4 Comments
Waldemar Falinski
This Saturday we meet! I am going to focus in my part on three messages:
1. Whether we SAP consultants are ready for GDPR and why it is very important we are…
2. Even if our SAP customers are very good equipped for GDPR with SAP components they need our care on it as a kind of Organizational Change Management;
3. OCM is still a kind of Achilles' heel of many SAP projects so in order to make implementations and use of it much more beneficial we need to be clearer and even more sensitive on it… Sometimes we focus to much on what we are doing forgetting about for whom we are doing it and that their acceptance is so important…
More about it U can find here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/sitwro-2018-waldemar-falinski/
Because there are going to be many SAP delivery topics – which is great – I value these three to make my message more focused. Hope you will like it
See U soon!
Anonymous
Waldemar,
Break a leg and good luck with your presentation!
Powodzenia,
greg
Waldemar Falinski
Hi Gregory, what a surprise hearing from you here! But it is our old SCN indeed... Thank you! Regards, Waldemar
Waldemar Falinski
As my presentation was only a kind of illustration putting here the recording of me speech - enjoy as I had a lot of fun finding some weird expressions: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6405447355918884864