You might say SAP was my first true love, professionally speaking. I first heard the word “SAP” in relation to my work in 2002 and have been involved in SAP ever since, from a junior SD consultant right through to an IT Director for Architecture now. Hi Hasso, how you doing? Now we’re stuck in this elevator together and you asked me for an intro, here we go… I’ve been working on ERP systems since 1999, in various industries – media and life sciences. Well, that would be some intro! My current boss ( Kim Cato, here’s looking at you) maintains that a brief elevator pitch for yourself is vital. You find yourself alone with Hasso Plattner. Imagine that you are at an SAP conference and you step into an elevator. Lots more touristy things going on rather than mountain hiking!

Ha ha, no puffins yet James! It was meant to be a snowy pre-Christmas break last year, but covid lockdowns fixed that and so we had to push it back to this year.

Biking the fjords, are you? Seen any puffins? We see that you are on holiday in Norway. As well as penning two highly successful SAP Press books, he is also a regular contributor to our bank of expert blogs here at Eursap.

A real heavy hitter here on Ask-the-Expert, Jon is well known in the industry and regularly blogs on deep, substantive SAP topics. Not only that, Jon is a Director of IT at a major health sciences company. This month, we feature Jon Simmonds, one of the most prolific SAP architects on professional social media, like. Eursap’s Ask-the-SAP-Expert: Jon SimmondsĮursap’s Ask-the-SAP-Expert article is a feature designed to give you up-to-date information on the latest SAP news, featuring key thought leaders in the SAP space, as well as regular interviews with the best SAP consultants in the business.

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