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I had a nice Live Studio interview with Britt Womelsdorf at the 2018 SAP TechEd event chatting about the SAP Cloud Platform SDK’s. Check it out here:
(The video has since been taken down, but here are a few photos).



The general script below is what I planned to use:
1.) Paul: Quick introduction …
2.) Paul: “With mobility being a key priority for organizations, it seems like SAP has responded to this by delivering some important user experience frameworks over the past 7 or 8 years, including SAPUI5, OpenUI5, Apple iOS SDK and now the Android SDK, why do you think these are important to organizations?”
Britt: Mobility high-level, IT department, enterprise and organizational level opportunities




During one of my MBA classes, we were tasked with understand and assessing our strengths, and weaknesses. One of the hardest parts was reaching out to over 40 people and asking them to give an honest assessment of “you”. This is the message I used asking for their help:
I had a nice opportunity to present some offer internal IT work we were doing at SAP, with the oil giant, Phillips 66. It was a great conversation sharing what, where and how we are deploying SAP BTP, apps and mobile solutions to help our company and its employees be successful. Here are a few slides and key take aways from the meeting.






SAP IT mission statement is “Empowering our people to work anywhere, anytime”
Whats also interesting is that just about every department within IT, has some variation of our IT mission statement.
We have noticed a significant change in User Expectation towards Business Models and IT and somewhat of a quest to build user centric IT services, and our efforts are increasingly focused on simplifying and improving the quality of work life for employees.
A great @HarvardBiz article from their CEO on how Aflac took its brand recognition from 10% to 93%
https://hbr.org/2010/01/how-i-did-it-aflacs-ceo-explains-how-he-fell-for-the-duck
Did you know that heredity is the most dominant factor in your personality? An intriguing example of this is the “Jim Twins”:
https://mctfr.psych.umn.edu/research/UM%20research.html
One example of the amazing similarity of twins reared apart is the so-called “Jim twins”. These twins were adopted at the age of four weeks. Both of the adopting couples, unknown to each other, named their son James. Upon reunion of the twins when they were 39 years old, Jim and Jim have learned that:
Awesome blog post from @katie_levans on some of the great things that @cityofbelmont has to offer! #belmont
20 things to see, do and eat in Belmont, 15 miles west of Charlotte

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