2014 was a great year for the SAP Screen Personas practitioner forum, an invitation-only group in which SAP Screen Personas customers can share best practices with each other. Participants saw many great demos from other customers and had a chance to discuss their approach to design, development, and deployment.
Thank You!
Thank you to everyone who attended during 2014, especially those that presented and participated in the discussions. 97 people attended more than one session during 2014; 10 people attended more than two thirds of the meetings. Average attendance grew from an average of 26 people in the first half of the year to 58 in the second half of the year. Some of the increase is likely related to the change in licensing model that put SAP Screen Personas in more customers’ hands.
During 2014, SAP Screen Personas customers presented the following demos:
January | No demo |
February | Inchcape |
March | Lockheed Martin (discussion) |
April | Freescale |
May | Lockheed Martin (demo) |
June | Day & Zimmermann |
July | Shell |
August | Kiewit |
September | British Council |
October | Blue Diamond Growers |
November | Convista |
December | Nestle |
- Will your company’s name be on this list next year?
- Who will be the first customer to demo SAP Screen Personas 3.0?
Several customers also shared their success during 2014 through other channels.
- Vocera (customer testimonial filmed at SAPPHIRE NOW)
- Freescale (SAPPHIRE NOW presentation)
- Kiewit and RA Chisholm (interview filmed at TechEd Las Vegas)
- Norfolk Southern (ASUG webcast - login required)
- University of Warwick (interview from TechEd Berlin)
- Nestle (SAPPHIRE NOW presentation)
Joining the group
If you have already installed SAP Screen Personas in your environment and want to learn from people who have deep product experience, both other customers and SAP product experts, please send me an email (firstname.lastname at sap.com format).
Next Year
Have a great holiday and we look forward to working closely with all of you in 2015 to improve user productivity, increase adoption, and reduce training costs related to SAP ERP. When you achieve success, I hope you will share your stories with the SAP Screen Personas practitioner community and the broader SAP ecosystem.
For the SAP Screen Personas product team, peter.spielvogel.
