NEW TRIAL 2017 - SAP Hybris Marketing 1611 and SAP...
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NOW in 2017 I would like to introduce the Version 4 of the Trial for SAP Hybris Marketing and SAP CRM.
Please use the "Quick Guide 9 Easy Steps to Start the Trial " you can find in the white papers section, to right away start the Trial. The Trial is based on SAP Hybris Marketing 1611.
So what is included ? Let's start with the technical part and an overview of implemented Best Practices Packages:
What else is there ?
Out-of-the-box software for end-to-end Marketing, Sales and Service business processes (blueprint phase no longer needed)
SAP Hybris Marketing integrated with SAP CRM on SAP HANA and SAP ERP landscape with extended innovations, such as SAP HANA ANALYTICS FOR CRM, SAP HANA CRM IC INBOX ACCELERATOR
Ready to consume SAP Hybris Marketing and SAP CRM, preconfigured best-practice business processes for marketing, sales and sevice
First: You need your own Cloud Account (Amazon Web Services) for the trial. Please note that you will incur costs from Amazon, you can find more information in the Quick Guide (see White Papers).
You will need to enter your Amazon Account details in the Trial Creation Wizard in CAL during the creation of your Instance.
If you don`t have an Amazon Account please do the following:
You can create an AWS account at http://aws.amazon.com. We recommend using a separate AWS account for the SAP Cloud Appliance Library.
The accounts can be created with the consolidated billing in AWS (in case you have other AWS accounts).
Note that you have several prerequisites for configuring your AWS account:
Enable the Amazon EC2 service for your AWS account
Your IAM user has the following roles: AmazonEC2FullAccess, AmazonVPCFullAccess, ReadOnlyAccess, and AWSAccountUsageReportAccess
You will have to pay for the Amazon EC2 infrastructure, which is around 4 USD per hour depending on the VM sizes when the system is running. Remember that you have control when the system is running and when not. Please find this video for more information on Amazon EC2: