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paschmann
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Well .... TechEd has passed and it was a great time. InnoJam was probably the best experience and I managed to be a part of a great collaboration which was fun from the start - I will blog a little about our solution in some of my free time in the coming weeks, but back to the topic at hand, since this was my first time as a speaker at TechEd I was slightly intimidated and anxious ... my session was on Friday at 8:00AM, the night after the 3 Doors Down concert and I was skeptical if *anyone* would even show up :smile: . The morning came, and to my surprise, the room was full and even had multiple people standing at the back. I was impressed so many people attended, and showed that my investment of time and resources into the enterprise mobility space over the last few years was worth the effort. The presentation went well and thankfully I had the "Demo Gods" on my side connecting from the Venetian (iPad) to Amazon Web Services (Gateway) to Walldorf (ES Workplace) and back :smile: . After the presentation wrapped up I had great comments and questions from the audience but ran out of time answering all of them, I figured I would share the premise of the presentation here for everyone and hopefully encourage more companies to take a few easy steps to start their journey into the mobile enterprise.

Firstly - this is a subset of the slides split up into 2 parts, I will also be putting together a tutorial in the coming weeks which outlines actually building this app from start to finish from a developer perspective (i.e. in XCode). In the end I should end up with the "S2F" blog series comprising of the presentation (2 parts) and the actual development project in XCode being another 2 parts.

Secondly - My position with this presentation is to depict the overall process I use when developing an app, a few of the *many* considerations to make, as well as the simplicity of using a product like Gateway to actually connect and "consume" ERP/CRM/Back office data in a few lines of code. (With the help of some open source code).

So lets get started ....

Part 1 of S2F: Developing an iPad app using SAP Netweaver Gateway

Part 2 of S2F: Developing an iPad app using SAP Netweaver Gateway

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