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Sponsors Aren’t Just for Nascar Drivers
Jamie Cantrell continues her blog series on diversity and inclusion by sharing her knowledge and research for those interested in learning more about how to do better in their own organizations. “I’ve learned that one of the most effective ways of increasing diversity and inclusion is through mentorship and sponsorship programs. However, these two approaches are not interchangeable.”
Using the Object-Oriented Design Model with ABAP
In this six-part blog series James McDonough writes about the challenges he faced in finding a process where the tests are really useful. “Testing the database or BAPI calls is hard, and ABAP code usually has a lot of them, so I had to find an example with a lot of in-memory business logic.“
What, Why, How? Composing Questions in SAP Community
Why ask a question on community? There are different reasons, but it might be best to consider what to do before you ask a question. Hint: Search! This blog post by Baerbel Winkler offers the what, why, and how of composing questions as well as what to do when the answers start coming in. Dive in!
Say Hello to the New Profile Experience
Learn how you can be a part of building the new profile with us! In this blog post, you can learn about the new version of Universal Profile, aka people.sap.com – coming soon! But we need your feedback. We’re looking for approximately 20 people with mixed backgrounds to participate in a remote user study within the SAP Community. Please leave a comment if you're interested.
SAP TechEd 2018 - Registration Open
Registration for SAP TechEd in Las Vegas and Barcelona just kicked off for SAP TechEd 2018. This year’s event promises to be the best ever learning experience for newbies, as well as seasoned pros. “If you’re already working with SAP, and want to advance your career and learn where to go, that’s a major reason to come to SAP TechEd 2018,” said Tomas Grassl, Vice President and Global Head of Developer Relations and Marketing at SAP.
It's Not too Late to Become Public Again!
It finally happened: People who didn’t explicitly opt to make their profiles public have become anonymous. Former Member now shows up wherever their names had appeared automatically before, and a grayish ghost has replaced their avatar pics. However, unless these (former) members have been away from the SAP Community for several years, they can still come back as active participants with their profiles!
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Member of the Month
August 2018: Phil Cooley
Phil Cooley has gotten more involved because he wants to make a positive impact in the SAP Community -- and with his blogs and answers, he has succeeded. He taps into decades of experience with SAP technology and solutions, and he is always looking to try (and learn about) new things.
July 2018: Raja Sekhara Reddy Bannuru
A family man, avid reader, traveler, polyglot, and master of MAN Production Planning (PP), Raja Sekhara Reddy Bannur is a contributor with a reputation for providing very detailed answers (more than 160, in fact!) that include screenshots and clear instructions.
June 2018: Sergio Guerrero
Sergio Guerrero describes himself as a husband, dad, brother, friend, neighbor, and community member. We describe him as a Member of the Month who has written dozens of blogs, answered hundreds of questions, earned many badges and points, and attracted dozens of followers.
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