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23.10.2009
SAP BusinessObjects User Conference
By: Tim Clark
At the 2009 SAP BusinessObjects User conference taking place in Dallas this week, keynote presenters Bridgette Chambers and John Schwarz provided a clear message of a vibrant customer network.
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At the 2009 SAP BusinessObjects User conference taking place in Dallas this week, keynote presenters Bridgette Chambers, CEO of ASUG and John Schwarz, member of the SAP executive board both provided a clear message that underscores the importance of a vibrant customer network and a new era of highly consumable solutions that will help customers compete now and during the economic recovery.
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The event also marks the one year anniversary of The Global BusinessObjects Network (GBN) the premiere user-led organization that ASUG launched to support the SAP community “I know you’ll walk away feeling enthused with the ability to drive a great deal of value in your organizations,” said Bridgette. “ASUG believes that by establishing one community with the power to influence the BusinessObjects portfolio, we can influence a positive change in the way that SAP BusinessObjects customer interact with each other, partners and with SAP.”
Bridgette said GBN has become far more successful than imagined during its conception last year. Over the past year, a staggering 3,500 partners and members joined GBN, over 300 education sessions were created and five special interest groups and influence councils were created. Feedback from these groups is very important to create influence, said Bridgette.
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