Register now for SAP TechTalk: Powering Social Innovation with SAP! 

Join SAP experts as they provide an overview of the SAP Global Technology Donation Program offered to the nonprofit community through our nonprofit partner TechSoup.

What you will take away?

• Information about the SAP solutions available to your organization  
• Guidance on how these solutions will help streamline your processes internally
• Tips and tricks to make these solutions come alive and demonstrate real impact

Each session will conclude with a Q&A session where you can ask specific questions to the product experts.

Each Technology Expert Session requires your separate registration and once complete, a confirmation email with instructions for joining the meeting will be sent to you. All Technology Expert Sessions will be conducted in English and a replay will be made available at the conclusion.

For any questions related to the SAP Monthly Technology Expert Sessions, please contact nish.pangali@sap.com 

• SAP Crystal Reports with Jaclyn Churcher and Nish Pangali – Friday, September 6, 12:00 p.m. Eastern time – Register now!

You can also view previously recorded session archives at your convenience! Check out the last two sessions below.

• SAP Lumira with Nic Smith and Jennifer Dunmoyer – Wednesday, March 27 – View the archived session here
• SAP Crystal Dashboard Design Personal Edition 2011 with Ian Mayor and Nish Pangali – Friday, May 3 – View the archived session here
• SAP Crystal Reports with Jaclyn Churcher and Nish Pangali. Hear first-hand how a nonprofit is using SAP software to reach reporting excellence.  – Friday, June 7 – View the archived session here
• SAP Lumira with Nic Smith and Nish Pangali – Friday, July 12 – View the archived session here
• SAP Crystal Dashboard Design Personal Edition 2011 with Anita Gibbings and Nish Pangali – Friday, August 16 – View the archived session here

For more information, read this blog post from Nish Pangali about SAP's donation program and how it is empowering nonprofits and charities all over the world with technology. Since the program began in 2005, more than 8,000 SAP products have been donated worldwide.