Author: paschmann
Enterprise Mobility @ SAP – Why apps matter ..
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.

Introduction
A few weeks ago I gave a presentation on “Why apps matter …” for an annual internal SAP event called SAP Worx. These presentations highlight some of the important internal tools which IT develops to help our employees in their daily lives. While this was internally focused, I felt it could be beneficial to share some of the details and content behind what, we as a team, are focused on from a mobility perspective.
Travel: Lake Fontana











Endurance Racing – Lactate Testing









Helpful Notes, Links and Resources:
How to perform a DIY Test: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYA8gzF9Zd8
Do not perform a test if you base (i.e. before exercising) is greater than ~ 1.8 mmol/L. Spin easy for 15 mins and try to get it down before starting the ramp test. Otherwise, don’t waste the test strips.
#thanks
Travel: Telluride, CO












Producthunt.com
My first promotion of a project on ProductHunt.com was changd.app. The site is invaluable as a free, self promotion, marketing platform for both products you launch, and discovering what others are focused on.

Canyon Garmin/Wahoo Mount
This was a fun 3D Printing project I threw together when I needed a mount for my Garmin 530 on my Canyon MTB. The Canyon mounts were out of stock and backordered for months, so I designed and printed a clone.




Signage Project – Rocky Branch Park
There is something quite refreshing about volunteer work. Generally it’s a position or job which you have picked because you have expertise, passion or interest in learning more about. It is unpaid, and the external pressure and expectations you get from a paid position are generally non-existent.
While I have had, and do, multiple volunteer jobs for one of the parks in the Tarheel Trailblazers organization, taking on new responsibilities is rewarding from a knowledge building perspective. This role was centered around designing, installing and maintaining a mountain bike/hiking parks signage. The project included the main entrance information boards, way finding, and safety signs.
Laser Cutting Project: Coasters
A fun project designing and laser cutting/finishing some coasters for a friend.







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