This is the Home Page for Creating "Partner Community Conversations" on SAP EcoHub.
On this page, you will find all the information you need to create SAP Community Network (SCN) community conversations on SAP EcoHub. You will learn how to participate in and create blogs, wikis and forums, and how to connect your community conversations to your store front on EcoHub. Don't miss this opportunity to interact directly with over 1.6 million SCN members and to establish yourself as a thought leader.
If you would like to participate, please contact us at SAP Ecohub Community.
The Essential Tools:
Forums
In the forums, you can ask and answer questions, make comments, and read questions and answers from fellow SAP developers and business process experts "in the trenches." To contribute a question or a comment to a forum, simply go to the forums and start posting. Participation can earn you SCN contributor recognition points. (Note: Posting requires registration. If you are not registered yet, sign up here.)
See Rules of Engagement to get started.
Blogs
To become a blogger, you first create your blogger profile. To do so, go to the Create/Update Author page, fill in the form and submit it. You will be given blogging status, and will receive an email explaining the process. Once you have published a few blogs and gained experience with the online tools, you can become an expert blogger.
You might wonder what the difference is between a blog and wiki. Here's a good guide to follow: If the content will be updated, enhanced, or changed in the future, if the content provides simple (or even not so simple) instructions for doing something, then the wiki is the place to be. If you are sharing personal experience and insights — including your theories, strategies or thoughts — then the blog area is the right place.
Wiki
The wiki is a collaborative publishing area, designed to enhance the coordination of information across multiple groups. In the wiki, you can browse, add, and change pages; you can rearrange, reorganize, and restructure entire sections. Since anyone can change pages in the wiki, it should be used for content that can be extended or enhanced, or that is subject to frequent changes. In this way, users can collaborate on pages and incrementally add content.
For more information on using and contributing to wikis, see the Wiki FAQ and Getting Started with Wikis pages.
Live Community Conversations on EcoHub - Example
Find out what your EcoHub store front could look like with EcoHub Community Conversations from partner Paymetric:
Blog & Podcast: EcoHub and the Challenges of Online Marketing - with Eric Bushman of Paymetric
Then check out Paymetric's EcoHub store front: https://ecohub.sdn.sap.com/irj/ecohub/solutions/paymetric. You'll see their community conversations in the left hand column.
To participate, please send your forum, blog or wiki links to be posted on EcoHub to SAP EcoHub Community.
If you would like to find out how to promote your SAP certified solution on EcoHub, please contact the EcoHub Partner Team or go to SAP EcoHub Getting Started.
