Each year SAP offers several key opportunities for current and future customers, as well as partners, consultants, and users, to learn about SAP solutions.

Confirmed Events for August 2008
Event	Date	Venue	Description as per invitation
Run SAP Roadshow	4th August	SAP Cape Town offices	RunSAP and E2E Solution Operations
NetWeaver SIG	6th August	SAP Offices - Johannesburg, Durban (Webex), Cape Town Webex)	www.afsug.co.za
Microsoft Partner Summit	6th - 8th August	Durban ICC	Partner Summit will be jam-packed with a selection of sessions and opportunities to enhance your business and relationship with Microsoft, including breakout sessions, round table sessions, product demos, etc. SAP, as a gold sponsor, will exhibit at this event
Annual SAP Business All-in-One Wine Info Day	7th August	SAP Cape Town offices	The event is aimed at introducing business owners in the wine industry to a complete and integrated SAP Business All-in-One solution that caters for their operational needs
SAP Office of the CFO	12th August	Eko Hotel, Lagos, Nigeria	Today's CFO's and their operational teams are increasingly under intense pressure to help their business grow revenue, decrease costs and maximise profitability, all in the name of shareholder value - whilst at the same time maintaining the stringent internal and external corporate governance requirements
Run SAP Roadshow	13th August	SAP Johannesburg Offices	RunSAP and E2E Solution Operations
SAP Office of the CFO	14th August	Transcorp Hilton, Abuja, Nigeria	Today's CFO's and their operational teams are increasingly under intense pressure to help their business grow revenue, decrease costs and maximise profitability, all in the name of shareholder value - whilst at the same time maintaining the stringent internal and external corporate governance requirements
Gartner Symposium/ITXPO	18th-20th August	Cape Town ICC	The Economist Intelligence Unit has declared 2008 to be the year of the emerging market. Emerging economies present companies with some of the biggest opportunities for growth this year. And this doesn’t refer just to China and India. In fact, the three most buoyant economies in the world are on the continent of Africa. In 2008, sub-Saharan Africa as a whole is predicted by The Economist to grow at a rate of 6.3%, with South Africa growing at 5% (reported at 3.7% on www.businessday.co.za on 8 February 2008). The world is no longer dependent on the developed economies – which will grow only 1.8% in 2008 – to bring growth to the rest of the world. It is precisely because of, rather than in spite of, the challenges facing growth in Africa that the potential returns are great. The ICT sector is both a foundation and an agent of this growth and plays a critical role in solving developing world problems in a sustainable and profitable way. SAP participation includes a speaker slot and exhibition. Attendance by EXCO agreement only
Business One Launch in Kenya	20th August	Serena Hotel, Nairobi	B1 Launch in Kenya
Izazi Individual Banking Forum	27th August	SAP Johannesburg Offices

Contact Details
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