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One of the most exciting things we do this year at the SDN Day is a series of one hour cutting edge technology hands-on sessions held by a dream team of SAP Mentors:
- Thomas Jung SAP's RIA techology - Get In and Get your hands dirty with Islands, Flex Client, and NetWeaver Business Client
- Dan McWeeney Flex Component Development 101 - Integrating the best of Adobe UI and the newest SAP Portal
- Rich Heilman ABAP Essentials for Building Next Generation Enterprise Applications
- Ed Herrmann Bring it all Together with FPM (Floorplan Manager) for Web Dynpro ABAP
Check in next Wednesday the 2nd of July 8am PST where all 4 of them will introduce the concept and their sessions.
US toll free: +1 866 205 3978 Rest of world sorry not toll free: +1 801 886 0856 Access Code: 5927730
https://sap.na.pgiconnect.com/dreamteam/
Each of the sessions will be for one hour. You need to bring you laptop with SAP Gui already installed to be able to participate in the hands-on exercises.
Some elements may be used from one session to the next, but it is not essential to have done one to be able to participate in the next one.
If you sign up, please also register which of the sessions you want to participate in on the wiki SDN Day page, so that we can see how to organize the rooms. There will be power strips, routers and network cables available to connect to the presenter's laptop, which will be used as server.
Therefore if you come to TechEd this year please register for the SDN Day when signing up. It is going to be really exciting.
By the way the original Dream Team was the US Olympics Basketball team 1992 in Spain with: Charles Barkley , Larry Bird, Clyde Drexler, Patrick Ewing, Earvin "Magic" Johnson, Michael Jordan, Christian Laettner, Karl Malone, Chris Mullin, Scottie Pippen, David Robinson, and John Stockton. I don't think that ever again such a great collection of talent played for one team. Interesting trivia of all of them Charles Barkley was the top scorer with 18 points per game.
Mark Finnern is Chief Evangelist of the SDN and BPX Communities. Together with a team of fellow evangelist we manage the SDN and BPX Collaboration. I began my career with SAP in 1990, and have since worked in Germany and the U.S. as a product manager, consultant, and developer. I founded and host the Future Salon and was the co-producer of the Accelerating Change conference in 2004 and 2005.
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As the date was wrong at the beginning, I put this post back as just released, so everyone who is interested can participate.
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- 2nd of July...
2008-06-30 16:25:42 Matthias Zeller Business Card [Reply]
Mark,
I assume you mean 2nd of July...
and yes I am very excited about these sessions and look forward to participate in the SDN day in Vegas. Sounds even better then the official Tech Ed tracks (which are great as well).
Cheers,
Matthias- 2nd of July...
2008-06-30 16:34:56 Mark Finnern
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Hi Matthias,
Thanks for pointing that out. Yes it is in two days on Wednesday 2nd of July. I updated the post. It is crazy that it took us a full day until someone found it out.
See you there, Mark.
- SDN Day or Community Day
2008-06-30 05:40:21 Nigel James Business Card [Reply]
Sorry is the branding getting broken?
SDN Day (previously know as Community Day (previously known as SDN Day))
Anyway... sounds like a great session. Oh to be at the US Community Day.
Nigel- SDN Day or Community Day
2008-06-30 06:05:19 Mark Finnern
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Hi Nigel,
Well Community Day as umbrella term. SDN Day and BPX Day as focus that you select for the day.
As an SAP Mentor you get free entry to one SAP TechEd of your choice. You could spend the extra couple of bugs to fly to Las Vegas. With the dollar being so week once you are there it is cheap, as long as you don't gamble ;-)
Of course we would totally miss you in Berlin.
All the best, Mark.
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