I've worked for SAP for a little over five years now, and when anyone asks me how it differs from previous employment, my first answer is always the same: the unmatched collaborative spirit. With any company that has tens of thousands of employees, inevitably you're going to need to ask something of someone who you've never met before. And SAP makes that both rewarding and fun.Case in point, for the past couple months, I've been working behind the scenes to put together the right set of experts to share an introduction to SAP Leonardo. I'm talking about the latest openSAP course, "SAP Leonardo - Enabling the Intelligent Enterprise," which launches today.
Unlike most openSAP courses, every video unit of this one is presented by a different expert from SAP, and the course only requires 2-3 hours to complete. Not surprisingly, some of the experts were based out of Germany while others were in the US, and even others in Canada. But what I love about working here is that those physical boundaries make hardly any difference.
In the end, if you want to hear how technologies like blockchain, machine learning, and the Internet of Things are impacting SAP, its partners, and its customers, this is a good place to start and is what SAP Leonardo is all about. This openSAP course is designed to give you a succinct introduction to each of those topics along with an explanation for why they each are significant in the context of SAP.
And does it matter where you are located for how you can participate? Not at all! Join us from wherever you are, and let's collaborate, discuss, and learn together. Hope to see you there!
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