sitNL 2022 - Fun, Inspiring and SAP community reunion

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Recap SAP Inside Track NL, #sitNL, in one or two words, or at least we tried to do so :-) Mixed with the masterclasses SAP Process Automation and SAP AppGyver on Friday. Super that the SAP Community could finally meet in real life again. It surely felt like a family reunion 😁.

Thanks to: 
  • the community rockstars who shared their knowledge
  • our sponsors SAP, Innov8ion, Interdobs, Expertum and SOA-People
  • the SAP community for just being awesome!



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