Episode 107: Exploring SAP S/4HANA Cloud Success with Richard Nagel

In this episode, Yannick Peterschmitt talks to Richard Nagel, VP of Grow with SAP. Richard discusses his journey into the world of IT, the unique dynamic of customer success relying on product success, and the evolution and acceptance of SAP S/4HANA Cloud in the market. Richard also shares some insights on the future of cloud-based ERP and how SAP S/4HANA Cloud is set to play a vital role in this evolution.

Send us an email at insides4@sap.com and suggest what topics you would like us to discuss next.

Stories Revisited: The Intelligent Ball of Light in Joshua Tree, The Twentynine Palms Shadow Man

A couple weeks ago I went to Twentynine Palms and had some really incredible paranormal experiences that you’ll hear about in the future. While I was out there I was reminded of a couple stories from a few years back. So while the show is still on a break, I wanted to share these stories again - as a reminder of just how freaky the desert is.First, my friend Arthur tells us of the intelligent beam of light he witnessed in Joshua Tree. Then, my cousin’s friend Raeha tells us of the crawling shadow man in Twentynine Palms. Since these are from older episodes the audio will be a little inconsistent, so my apologies. Ch 1 - Joshua Tree, with ArthurCh 2 - The Desert Shadow Man, with Raeha Keller

How Female Gymnasts In Their 20s Became The Frontrunners For Olympic Gold (with Emily Giambavlo from The Washington Post)

The story for nearly half a century has been that youth is the key to women’s gymnastics –– but in recent years, there’s been a surge of female gymnasts in their twenties dominating the sport. Emily Giambalvo from The Washington Post joins host Ari Saperstein to break down how everything we were told about success in gymnastics got turned upside down.

You can follow Emily at @EmilyGiam on Twitter and read all her work at www.washingtonpost.com
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Overcoming Physician Burnout: The Power of Self-Advocacy and Collaboration with Dr. Todd Otten

Send us a Text Message.Why do so many physicians struggle to prioritize their well-being or even consider leaving the profession despite severe burnout? Dr. Otten shines a light on the cultural and systemic hurdles, from financial worries to family impacts, that keep many healthcare providers trapped in a cycle of self-sacrifice. He shares personal anecdotes and insights from his collaborative book "The Ripple of Change," co-authored with patient Joshua Judy, revealing how their dialogue evolved into a broader call for action within the healthcare system. Their unique partnership offers a fresh perspective on rebuilding trust and combating learned helplessness in an often dysfunctional system.Imagine the extraordinary outcomes that can emerge from simple equations like one plus one. In our final discussion, Dr. Otten explores the incredible synergies that arise from colla

Episode 107: Exploring the use of SAP BTP in Esports at Team Liquid

In this new episode Niklas Siemer, Product Specialist for SAP Business Technology Platform, is talking to Thom Valks, Partnership manager at Team Liquid.
Together they will make an exploration into the world of Esports. They discuss typical Esports tournaments, the game League of Legends and the partnership between Team Liquid and SAP. Team Liquid is adopting technology from SAP BTP in various use cases. Thom will guide us through these scenarios and details and explain the benefits of working with huge amounts of data in Esports.

Techture – Without borders – Which future skills matter universally?

In this episode Canadian SAP Development Architect Wayne Pau shares the essential skills needed to succeed regardless of industry and position. Discover why mastering the art of learning is crucial for starting a professional career and staying successful along the way. Gain valuable insights into how it is like to work in a global, remote setup, and collaborating across diverse disciplines.

EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)

In this episode, host Karsten Hohage discusses the European Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) with Mirko Boehm, Mike Milinkovich, and Sebastian Wolf. Our guests explain what the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is and why it is important to virtually everyone in the EU and anyone who wants to do business in the European market. What has the journey of the CRA been until now, and what are the next steps in the evolution of CRA? How will the CRA impact the consumption and contribution of Open Source Software?

HomeMade creates a self-service elder care solution because there’s no place like home (for Customer Experience and Financial Management)

Hear about their journey to rapidly disrupt home-based eldercare by removing the heavy lifting between service providers, customers, and the government.  Tamara McCleary, CEO of Thulium, sat down with Laura Westhorpe, General Manager at HomeMade, and Selim Ahmed, Managing Director at Bourne Digital, part of Accenture, to discuss how HomeMade built a better solution for qualifying citizens who want to stay in their home instead of a care facility.  

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Hi folks. What you are about to hear is... different from what you may expect from me. I hope that you approach it with an open mind. Fiction is an important tool in a world that is often cruel and without empathy for the average struggles we face, and it is an escape that can help us get through the day. But it is not an excuse disengage with the harshness of reality and willfully ignore what is going on just because we are not in the middle of it.There is currently a genocide happening in Palestine, a war waged under false pretenses and with manufactured consent. It is important that we do not look away and ignore that our government is enabling this conflict. Today marked day 31 of that conflict. Today marked day 31 of that conflict being on my mind from the moment I wake up to the moment I go to sleep. I am never not thinking about it, it is an impossibility. As of now, over 10,000 Palestinians are dead, nearly half of those children. And i

Ep. 33: Mythbusters – PBIS is Just About Rewards and Tokens

We’re back with the second installment of our Expert Instruction Mythbusters series. Today we’re exploring the myth: “PBIS is just about rewards and tokens.” Joining us in conversation is Dr. Kent McIntosh.Kent is the Philip H. Knight Chair of Special Education at the University of Oregon and the Director at PBISApps. He is also Co-Director of the Center on Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports. His current research focuses on increasing racial equity in school discipline, and implementation and sustainability of systems for social, emotional, and behavior support in schools.During our discussion, we explored the ways rewards are intricately linked with the schoolwide expectations you set. We talked about the purpose rewards play in your PBIS implementation and how they play an important role in establishing the equitable outcomes you hope to achieve. For more information about the resources shared in the e

Episode 125: Empathetic Leadership – John Massey

In an increasingly fast-paced world driven by financial and productivity metrics, how realistic is it to create a psychologically safe work environment for everyone while remaining focused on maintaining high standards and accountability? Could empathetic leadership be the answer for improved team dynamics and loyalty while simultaneously sustainably driving performance?

To help us maneuver the delicate balance between empathy and accountability, we have with us John Massey – the Head of Leadership & Professional Development at SAP Digital. With 30 years of sales and sales management experience, he believes in the power of connection, competition, and self-improvement. John is an avid learner with a Master’s in Transformation and ICF Coaching qualifications. He values giving back to the community, having raised over €100K for charities and leading various diversity initiatives at SAP.

Together, we'l

Pokémon Scarlett and Violet

NEW PODCAST LINK: https://redcircle.com/shows/5ae8104c-fb4a-4394-abff-137829f02c57/episodes/23d40d10-8a17-473f-aa07-d6cd187e1cd4Topics- First Impressions- Technical issues- New Pokémon- Plot/Story- Gyms- Team Star- Sandwich- Area Zer0- Post Game

Episode 26: Layoffs Matter - Career Resilience

Karie Willyerd Chief Learning Office and author of the book Stretch: How to Future-Proof Yourself for Tomorrow's Workplace discusses strategies to survive and even thrive during times of workforce disruption.

Episode 28: Learn Automation Techniques with Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) for SAP Software Solutions

In this episode, I will have a conversation with two guest experts from Red Hat, Ricardo Garcia and Markus Koch. Automation has become a key feature in current IT organizations. Software technology End User demand is constantly increasing driven by changing market conditions and the democratization of IT. IT organizations must react faster and more flexibly with limited resources as they tend to IT infrastructure requirements. Automation helps to reproduce complete software deployments and system configurations much faster with considerable error reductions. Red Hat’s Ansible Automation Platform allows for the administration of the entire lifecycle of RHEL servers such as patching, security fixes, subscriptions, Red Hat Insights, and the SaaS that makes sure that all the RHEL hosts are compliant with Red Hat’s and other vendors’ recommendations (like SAP) based on their re

EP 64: The Power of Indigenous Storytelling (Pt2)

In the second part of a two part series, we will continue talking about The Whale Child, a book written and illustrated by Indigenous authors Keith and Chenoa Egawa. Keith and Chenoa are siblings and enrolled members of the Lummi Indian Nation and of Japanese heritage. This book is a reminder of why we are here, why I am here, and why I am doing this work and this podcast. In the first part of the episode, we hear more about the role of magic in telling the story and about the inspiration for the book. In the second part of the episode, Keith and Chenoa talk about influences, habits, and advices that helped them in their work and life. Magic is a part of life. It is also the potential that we all have that somehow gets limited through conditioning and socialization, especially in modern world. We are able to connect to that magic – if we wish to – through our dreams. It comes from the heart, not the mind. But now, we do not e

Episode 08: E-Procurement and Beyond

In this episode we talked to Alexander Graff, Head of Corporate Business at Schweitzer Fachinformationen, about where his roots are, how his journey has led to an amazing track record in the entire procurement and software development area and how e-procurement and business networks haves been successfully implemented at Schweitzer Fachinformationen.

Episode 78: Telelogos: Helping to Tackle the Great Talent Shortage in Manufacturing

Christophe and Johannes explain how the global war for talent and the great resignation is affecting the manufacturing sector with many businesses struggling to attract and retain skilled workers. Digital signage is one way to help inform and engage workers on the shop floor who don’t have traditional access to email or laptops. With over 50,000 licenses in over 50 countries, Telelogos share examples of how some of their customers have been using digital signage to support their workforce.

How Top Brands are Taking on Sustainability

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#70 Accessibility in Digital Media and Digital Content Development with Joe Devon, CEO of Diamond and Co-Founder of Global Accessibility Awareness Day

On this episode of The Workflow Show, Ben Kilburg and Jason Whetstone speak to Joe Devon, CEO of Diamond, a product design firm focused on digital accessibility and widening access to digital resources for all. Along with telling the story of co-founding GAAD (Global Accessibility Awareness Day) and The GAAD Foundation, Joe talks about the various ways that companies, content producers, and digital platforms can design and support accessibility within their products. Ben and Jason also ask for advice on changing mindsets in design that start with asking questions about accessibility while starting a project instead of finding the need to respond to issues in the final design. 
Episode Highlights:

Details on how many of the top-visited websites have accessibility issues
How to utilize HTML, Java, XHTML to t

Episode 20: The World T20 Preview

Hello all, the FOMO Sapiens are back one last time this season, to have a rather lengthy discussion on how they see the World T20 panning out as we now have our Super 12 sides for the main stage. Moderator-in-Chief Raghav Talwar is joined by Abhinav, Duttnath, and Pavit as the four try to unravel the mysteries each team holds and who has the best chances of making the semis and eventually lifting the coveted trophy. 
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17. Beginning a Career with Publicis Sapient


Charlotte Quatresols, Junior Product Manager based in our London office, and Jillian Duma, Software Engineer based in our Chicago office, both joined Publicis Sapient directly after university. Charlotte and Jillian share why they chose Publicis Sapient, their journey as part of the Early Career Program, and their accomplishments here so far. In our Bytes section, we discuss a grad’s guide to getting hired, basic (but forgettable) job search tips, and navigating long work hours.

Bytes Section: 00:00 – 20:28
Charlotte & Jillian Interview: 20:28 – 58:40

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Complete offers on websites, make clothing, and more!

In this episode I’ll discuss some ways to earn robux. We covered making offers on websites, making clothing, and more. Thanks for listening!

Chapter 13 - BDSM talk with Sir Judah


In this episode I have a phone conversation with Sir Judah. He shares his insights on the BDSM world and so much more.

Advantages Playstation 4 has over Xbox One in Zambia.

Pros of owning a playstation console in Zambia

Succession Planning: The Solution To The Looming Leadership Gap

It is undeniable that it is difficult to keep up with the amount of change happening these days. This is largely due to digital transformation and the evolving way in which organizations and their people get things done. One result from this change is a significant leadership gap in “the middle” of organizations that is due to shifting demographics, including millennials coming in, and aging workers staying longer than ever before. This leadership gap points to an increased need for effective Succession Planning. This podcast will share why Succession Planning is one of the most critical areas within HR to get right.