Founded in 2010 as a result of close cooperation with the SAP User Group Executive Network (SUGEN), the SAP Enterprise Support Advisory Council helps drive the evolution of SAP Enterprise Support through collaborative and customer-focused work streams. This approach gives participants the unique opportunity to work on current projects and benefit from SAP Enterprise Support innovations as SAP develops them for its full customer base.
As we enter 2012, many of us are making resolutions regarding our professional careers. We want to differentiate ourselves from the pack and have a bigger impact on our business. Some of us also hope to work more closely with SAP to obtain the knowledge we need for further development. To help fulfill your new year’s resolutions in the workplace, consider participating in the SAP Enterprise Support Advisory Council (ESAC).
How the ESAC Works
Founded in 2010 as a result of close cooperation with our SAP User Group Executive Network (SUGEN), the ESAC helps drive the evolution of SAP Enterprise Support through collaborative and customer-focused work streams. This approach gives participants the unique opportunity to work on current projects and benefit from SAP Enterprise Support innovations as SAP develops them for its full customer base.
Executed on a global level, SAP works closely with ESAC members to deploy new tools and methodologies based on real-life experiences, and captures feedback and provides direction for future development. Areas of focus are segmented into work streams that center on specific strategic topics. SAP then takes the members’ experiences and the results of the work streams and makes them available to customers through case studies, white papers, interactive forums, and SAP Enterprise Support services. Through the council, customers can become early adopters and build on their experiences to determine the best deployment strategy within SAP Enterprise Support.