Personal collective of ideas, thoughts and notes
After giving my presentation on how we implemented and used LLM (Large Language Models) in our internal mobile apps at SAP, the team sent a small token of their appreciation. Sometimes thoughtful gifts, handwritten letters or just calls to say thanks go further than a financial gesture.
Not quite sure why I am so infatuated with wood and lego, but another small project, similar to the Lego Shelf.
Best part of this project was teaching CLT how to use all the woodworking power tools!
I did a lot of running, riding and swimming 🙂
One of the main reasons I got purchased a Raspberry Pi (3B) a while back was for running RetroPie. It’s awesome to play nostalgic NES, Gameboy Titles on the TV.
Some of my favorite include Tetris on NES, Super Mario 3 on Gameboy and Tetris on Gameboy.
Printed a few candle holders for Christmas decoration.
As a visual learner, this site does a great job at breaking down a very small and complex device, into easily understandable chunks to get a overview of how each part contributes to the system.
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.
One-SAP-Mobile-Summit-LLMsDownloadThis 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.
Basically a loyalty program from Ironman … but proud that I received the Gold (Top 2%) AWA Status for 2023.
