I’ve said before, software giant SAP is a company that “gets” social media. Heck, their Global Marketing group even has a VP focused on Social Media. He’s now running a rather unique experience on a grand scale: a virtual Marketing Community Meeting, with some 2000 SAP marketers worldwide, using a Unisfair virtual conference center.

The prelude to the meeting already started with blogging activity, using Jive’s Clearspace community platform. I’m truly honored to have been invited as part of a select group of external bloggers to participate, along with:

Now there’s only one thing missing: a link to the actual event site. I can’t link ( for now?), since it’s an internal, behind-the-firewall event. I hope Steve and team will eventually be able to review the material created here, and eventually release some (most?) of it to the general public. Not only because it represents intellectual value to share, but because it would be consistent with SAP striving to be an open, conversational company. smile_wink

Update (6/4): This post is now #5 for the Google search SAP marketing. That’s insane. (but I don’t mind)

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6 Comments to “SAP Marketing Community Virtual Meeting”

  1. Sam Lawrence | April 7th, 2008 at 10:39 am

    Cool. I wish I could get a ticket. :)

  2. Sam Lawrence | April 7th, 2008 at 10:47 am

    (btw, I think you guys are just using a small pull out of the wiki code of Clearspace which is massively different than Clearspace. not sure though)

  3. Zoli Erdos | April 7th, 2008 at 11:27 am

    Oh, I wouldn’t know, but something tells me you know better :-)

  4. Steve Mann | April 8th, 2008 at 11:07 am

    Thank you Zoli. Its really a team effort, with me responsible for helping to project lead the blogging effort. Its a great experiment.

    Best,
    Steve

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  6. Zoli Erdos | June 4th, 2008 at 9:14 pm

    This post is now #5 for the Google search “SAP marketing”. That’s insane.
    :-)

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