User Experience SIG

User Experience is a big topic in the SAP world these days and will continue to be as we all journey into the world of S4 and Fiori, and as new interface technologies (such as voice and conversational UIs) emerge over the next few years. This includes the technical and architectural aspects of SAP's UI technologies (UI5, Personas, Fiori, NWBC, Portal, CoPilot etc.) and also the softer aspects of UX (business process analysis, design thinking, etc).

Rob Shropshire from Neptune Software will present a session on Your Trusted Sidekick for S/4HANA.

If you’re not among the 14,000 customers that have upgraded to S/4HANA, you are one of the 27,000 customers that have yet to do so. IT leaders face huge challenges in preparing for this move, all whilst continuing to deliver value to the business.

This session will explore how the Neptune Software Low-Code, Digital Experience Platform (DXP) enables you to innovate now! Build custom Fiori apps that improve the user experience of your existing ECC system and prepare the users for change, whilst sticking with the SAP message of “Keep The Core Clean!”.

DXP can fast-track your move from SAP Business Suite 7 to SAP S/4HANA. It allows you to renovate custom code in a near-automated fashion, saving you time and cutting cost from your conversion project.

Included in this SIG:

1. How to make the decision of what custom code you need to take with you

2. Demonstration of the Neptune SAP API factory

3. How the Neptune DX Platform is completely aligned to SAP Strategy

The event will also include a roundtable focussing on User Experience during the Pandemic – Emma Chambers from NATS will lead sharing their experience of how their User Experience had to change very quickly during the pandemic! How was your business affected? Have you adapted to the changing circumstances – join us to share experiences and lessons learned.

Your UKISUG SIG Chair for User Experience:

Steve Rumsby is SAP Technical Manager at the University of Warwick and has worked with SAP since 1998. As well as looking after the University’s technical architecture, Steve works in the areas of GRC and User Experience.

THIS EVENT WILL TAKE PLACE ON ZOOM