Are you working with a specialist for your SAP landscapes?
Dave Krenik
I referred to David Epstein’s book Range in my previous post about wine and tech. Mr. Epstein makes the case that the most effective “specialists” come from “generalist” backgrounds: “But among athletes who go on to become elite, broad early experience and delayed specialization is the norm… Steve Nash is a relatively normal-sized Canadian who did not get a basketball until he was thirteen years old; he won the NBA MVP award, twice.” In essence, having a broad collection of experiences early helps us to become better at what we choose to specialize in later. Meaning that the most effective specialists mature from a generalist background into a specialist role later on.
Specialists must feel special. — Alain Bremond-Torrent
NetApp has broad experience in data management with demonstrated expertise and market leadership in OLTP, virtualization, containers, application consolidation, and cloud (or clouds)—and making all of that work for your business. We take this expertise a step further in applying it to SAP. In fact, there’s an SAP Specialist community within NetApp. These specialists are available to discuss your questions about optimizing your SAP landscapes, with no obligation on your part. If you watched Cloud Field Day #8: SAP with NetApp in the Cloud, you saw the depth of expertise that NetApp® SAP specialists possess.
NetApp has several short videos featuring our own SAP specialists (with broad backgrounds). The videos cover system copies, test, and more. After watching the videos, schedule some time with the featured specialists to get answers to questions specific to your own SAP landscapes. Again—there’s no obligation.
If you’re working with a generalist to help move some of your SAP landscapes to the cloud, maybe you should be working with someone who already knows all about how to do that: NetApp, the cloud specialists.
Dave Krenik
Nächste Schritte
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