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" Having SCN as a community platform is a fantastic place to learn and to engage with people who are working with SAP and related technologies. "
- Kevin Grove, Sr SAP Basis Administrator, GenOn
" SCN is the glue that brings people from the SAP ecosystem together. "
- Tobias Hofmann, Solution Architect for Sybase Unwired Platform, Vale
" Whether you are new to SAP or a seasoned consultant,no man is an island YOU NEED SCN!! "
- Zimkhita Buwa, Independent SAP BI/Strategy Management Consultant
" I have always felt that SCN community is warm and inviting. People have been incredibly supportive when I got started and along the way. "
- Natascha Thomson, B2B Social Media Marketing Consultant, Owner & Founder, MarketingXLerator
" One of main reasons for people to collaborate on SCN is to create a network amongst the SAP Community. "
- Richard Hirsch, Senior Consultant, Atos International
" Students are using the SAP SCN forum to interact with real-life consultants and business users. Not only do the students learn more about the technology and techniques, but they also learn how to solve problems, and, most importantly, develop and broaden their network."
- Pierre-Majorique Leger, Professor, HEC Montreal
" SCN community and @SAPCommNet really offer a lot. By joining the conversation on twitter and visiting conferences like SAP Inside Tracks, I got to know some great members of the community. "
- Hendrik Neumann, Head of CRM Devision at evivax IT Consulting GmbH
" I have gotten to know many people that I am proud to call friends now, which has enriched my professional and personal life."
- Frank Koehntopp, Product Security Goverance, SAP
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