Author: paschmann

Daniel Stowe Mapping project

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A friend of Rocky Branch Park (read: Legend) who has been a big advocate for trails in our area and helped fund and support the RBP expansion asked for some help while he was working on the Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden. They had recently expanded their trail system but didnt have any maps for the park. He reached out asking for assistance and I cam up with the maps below.

Its always great to visit these parks and places and see the small ways my volunteering has contributed and hopefully helped encourage more people to get outdoors 🙂

These maps ultimately start with a GIS terrain shaded map, and after doing some running/cycling, using the GPS tracks to align the tracks with the parks boundaries. Then meticulously going through each GPS track and plotting the vector graphics on top, and subsequently adding various features, callouts, legends or notes. read more

Implementing LLMs in our internal mobile apps: Design, Demos, and Deployment

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This is a summary/blog of my presentation which I recently gave internally at SAP during the One SAP Mobile Summit. The event brings some of the best and likeminded SAP mobility related groups and teams together during a week long, in-person, and virtual summit.

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This is another blog post of a series around the enterprise mobility IT team at SAP. We are an internal team focused on managing mobile devices, mobile applications, and developing custom apps for SAP’s 110,000 employees. I believe we have some unique stories, software, tools, and insights to help others in the community considering, or currently undertaking, some of the challenges which surround mobility and its adoption in the enterprise. As an SAP champion, I enjoy sharing and promoting my experiences and knowledge with others through the SAP Community, if you enjoy this post, check out some of my past content. read more