Der tägliche Betrieb von SAP-Private-Cloud-Landschaften erfordert Aufwand und Koordination. Strategische Geschäftsinitiativen rücken dabei schnell in den Hintergrund oder werden vernachlässigt. Um dies zu verhindern, bietet SAP Cloud Application Services oder kurz CAS an. Was dahinter steckt, erfahren Sie in diesem Blog. ... View more

Im Januar gab es viele Neuerungen im SAP Learning Hub, nun gibt es weitere Updates zum SAP-Zertifizierungsprogramm.   ... View more

Kulturelle Entwicklung – besonders der Lernkultur ist schwer greifbar, doch nicht minder wichtig. Eine Kultur mit Werten, Normen und weiteren Elementen beeinflusst individuelles Verhalten und Einstellungen. Stefan König, Leiter Personalentwicklung bei Bosch Service Solutions, hat uns bei der SAP Training und Change Kaffee-Ecke einen Impuls aus der Praxis gegeben und mit der Community reflektiert und diskutiert. ... View more

Dear colleagues, I would like to inform you that the following message has just appeared in a customer's instance: " there are login issues" Has anyone had experience with this problem, and would you be so kind as to be able to guide me to solve it? Very grateful. Greetings Hernan   ... View more

Bedarfsanalysen werden rund um Lernen und Training durchgeführt, um die Lern- und Entwicklungsbedürfnisse der Beteiligten in SAP-Projekten zu ermitteln. Dabei werden vorhandenes und benötigtes Wissen sowie Skills im SAP-Kontext in den meisten Fällen rollenbasiert analysiert. Für das Projektteam, Endnutzer: innen oder andere wichtige Stakeholder ist dies wichtig, damit jeder mit den passenden Lerninhalten und -formaten befähigt wird. Can Özhan, Learning Senior Specialist bei SAP gab in dieser Kaffee-Ecke einen Impuls zu Learning Needs Analysen in SAP-Projekten und wir diskutierten gemeinsam Beispiele aus der Praxis, Vorgehensmodelle, Tools und Methoden. Im Anschluss wurden Lessons Learned sowie einige Fragen besprochen. Da am selben Tag das Barcamp der Corporate Learning Community in Hamburg stattfand, haben wir die Session auch dort virtuell angeboten ... View more

Hi All, The Master Author Training for SAP Enable Now shows a snapshot that the Content folder created under Root Group, outside the Unsorted folder. Refer to the picture below.  My Question: Is it a best practice to have the Content folder under the Root Group folder? In my current project, I created the Content folder directly under the Worakrea name, at level 1 stage (instead of creating it inside the Root Group folder), as shown in the picture below. I assume this approach also works. Do share your thought.    ... View more

Hi All, In SEN Producer, I created a folder structure as shown in the picture below. I created the Content folder structure outside Unsorted.  SEN Producer Screen with Folder Structure Next, when I opened the SEN Manager and done the refresh, the Content folder structure created in SEN Producer successfully appears in SEN Manager, but it appears under Unsorted by default, as shown in the picture below. SEN Manager Screen My Question: When the SEN Manager is synched with SEN Producer, should the SEN manager show/fetch the folder structure similar to the SEN Producer? In my case, in SEN Producer, the Content folder appears outside Unsorted, but my SEN Manager shows the Content folder inside Unsorted when synched. ... View more

SAP Learning Hub 2024: Updates & FAQs Es gibt spannende Neuigkeiten zu SAP Learning Hub, das Interesse an unserem Webinar war groß (über 500 Anmeldungen)! Alle, die nicht dabei sein konnten, finden hier das Recording, sowie im Weiteren eine Zusammenfassung und Antworten auf die Teilnehmerfragen. ... View more

Hi All, As part of SAP Companion configuration, I established a connection to SAP Standard Content and got the Connected Workarea. Next, when I created the Extended Workarea based on the Connected Workarea, all the standard content from SAP is copied into the Extended Workarea. By default, the standard content is loaded under the Unsorted folder, as shown in the picture below: Question 01: Can the standard content remain under Unsorted? OR, As a best practice, should I move it to a separate Content folder created outside Unsorted? In addition to standard content, I will be creating lots of custom SAP Companion content as well? In that case, can my custom content + standard content be under the same Content folder? Is there any best practice for that? If I move the standard content to a different folder, will there be any issue when the standard content is automatically refreshed? Question 02: How frequently is the standard content refreshed in my Extended Workarea? If I happen to edit any standard content in my Extended Workarea, will the edited object be reverted when the standard content refresh happens? ... View more

Please help with your inputs on the Workarea folder structure as requested below: Scenario 01: In the SAP Enable Now, we created a new regular Workarea. The Workarea shows the Content folder automatically created under Unsorted, as shown in the picture below. Now, under the Contents folder, to store simulations, I will create the subfolders, such as Creation, Maintenance, and Publish as explained in the Master Author course and in this Community blog.  My Question: Should the Content folder remain under Unsorted, or should I manually move it to some other location in the Workarea, for example, Root Group? What is the best practice for the same? Scenario 02: In the second scenario, we created an Extended Workarea based on a standard Workarea. The extended workarea does not show the Content folder created automatically under Unsorted, as shown in the picture below: Question 01:  Here, I want to create subfolders to store simulations as well In-App guided tutorials. So, should I manually create the Content folder first under Unsorted, and then create the subfolders, such as "Creation, Maintenance, and Publish"? Finally, should my subfolders be under Unsorted only, or need to be moved to some other location in the Extended workarea? What's the best practice here? Question 02:  For the In-App content as well, should I use the similar folder structure such as "Creation, Maintenance, and Publish" like simulations? OR, we generally do not duplicate the In-App Guided Tour shells under Creation, Maintenance, and Publish folders separately. What is the best practice here? Thanking you in advance for your inputs.  ... View more