David Elliott 🥨

Senior User Assistance Developer, Scrum Master, and terminology nerd at @SAP_CX in Munich, Germany. (he/him) 🇩🇪 🇬🇧

[David Elliott 🥨 @blauewriter]

Definitely. I also took 5 attempts today. Wordle has meant I start every morning with a greeting and shared result with my brother overseas. It’s such a simple, fun way to start each day. 🙂

[David Elliott 🥨 @blauewriter]

#SAPgamenight - Vielen Dank für den tollen Abend! Es hat so viel Spaß gemacht. Bravo dafür, das live gemacht zu haben - es war wirklich lustig, wenn die Dinge nicht richtig liefen. Hut ab an alle die mitgemacht haben. Allen ein frohes Weihnachtsfest! 🎄🎅🎁

[David Elliott 🥨 @blauewriter]

Es hat geklappt! @simonpierro #SAPgamenight

[David Elliott 🥨 @blauewriter]

Wir haben viel Spaß beim #SAPgamenight schauen!

[Thomas Saueressig @thsaueressig]

What an honor to be part of today’s symbolic groundbreaking ceremony for our new @SAP Labs Munich location on the @TU_Muenchen campus in Garching!
#SAPMunich #sustainability #digitaltransformation #intelligententerprise #businessnetwork

[David Elliott 🥨 @blauewriter]

Check out my latest article: The Role of Action Verbs in Software Development and User Assistance https://t.co/2KtRAf2qVq via @LinkedIn

[Christian Klein @ChrstnKlein]

Hard to grasp and amazing to see how quickly medical research has met the challenges of our time. Incredibly proud of every single colleague who dedicates labor & skills to protecting & strengthening #health as a key element of our society! #WorldHealthDay
https://t.co/ccIauFKHBY

[David Elliott 🥨 @blauewriter]

@AdaireFoxMartin Well-deserved plaudits from today’s EKOM meeting, and I’m sure from your colleagues, but obvious sadness at your departure. Best wishes for your future success and happiness!

[David Elliott 🥨 @blauewriter]

That was such an encouraging #sap EKOM meeting! Lots of positive messages, thought-provoking news, and promising results. Despite the challenging circumstances, SAP is the 18th most valuable brand in the world, and in great operational and financial shape. #BetterTogether

[David Elliott 🥨 @blauewriter]

Kudos to everyone who took part in yesterday's epic, 12-hr @sap User Assistance Roadshow. We started in China and travelled across India, Europe, and the Americas, enjoying 30 excellent, thought-provoking presentations. Special thanks to @DominikStrauss for moderating throughout.

[David Elliott 🥨 @blauewriter]

@EmmaBostian

[David Elliott 🥨 @blauewriter]

Excellent SAP Innovators presentation yesterday by @ScottDAnthony. We certainly do need to recognize and counter “institutionalized inertia”, which can stifle creativity, experimentation, and the confidence to take risks.

[David Elliott 🥨 @blauewriter]

It’s good to be back in the Munich office, even though it’s quiet, and facilities are still limited. I’ve found SAP’s controlled reopening steps to be thorough, and the guidelines clear.

[David Elliott 🥨 @blauewriter]

@grammartable I tried to click “No” and hit “Yes” because my finger is 4x the width of the poll option. That was so not fun!

[Annika Gonnermann @AGonnermann]

Are you interested in working as a (Senior) Technical Writer @ SAP Cloud Platform?
My team is hiring! 🥳
For more information: https://t.co/8DRK1DqZu4

[Lloyd Adams @Lloyd_Adams]

Just another example of why I'm proud to be part of the @SAP family. Bravo @SAP and @thsaueressig for taking action and helping our customers pursue their climate-related objectives! https://t.co/gbKdEvt8Sz

[David Elliott 🥨 @blauewriter]

Really proud of SAP’s contribution to the new Coronavirus alert app, which I downloaded this morning. The UK media has jumped straight on it: https://t.co/t3IlM0YIfb

[David Elliott 🥨 @blauewriter]

Eisheiligen! 😬

[David Elliott 🥨 @blauewriter]

@arnoldspaeing Too true. We also have an issue with cloud solutions that rely on multiple third-party components for things like hosting, storage, search, monitoring, logging, integrations. Each of these components comes with its own set of standards, and its own terminology.

[David Elliott 🥨 @blauewriter]

Standardization is a fine concept, but if a dozen different teams are using their own interpretation of the standard, you’ve got a real problem on your hands.