PLEASE NOTE - This is a joint event we are running in conjunction with SAP. By signing up for this event you agree for your name, company and email address to be shared with SAP.

SAP Datasphere, the next generation of SAP Data Warehouse Cloud, is a comprehensive data application suite that enables data professionals to deliver seamless and scalable access to mission-critical business data. Benefits of using SAP Datasphere are:

  • Access authoritative data: Accelerate your time-to-value by automatically reusing the semantical definitions and associations from SAP applications
  • Enrich all data projects: Harmonise heterogeneous data into a business semantic model of your diverse data landscape
  • Simplify the data landscape: Access all your data across hybrid and cloud environments no matter where it resides

This webinar series is designed to explain some of the technical aspects of the service and unearth the functionality that enables customers to bring SAP and non-SAP data together in the seamless and self-service way, providing a solution to build a harmonised layer, or business data fabric, across SAP and non-SAP, cloud or on-premise data sources, making the best use organisations existing investments.

The webinar series will include the following:

Webinar 1 - 26/06/23 - All you need to know about Data Modelling

Webinar 2 - 03/07/23 - All you need to know about Data Fibre, BW Bridge and Catalogues

Webinar 3 - 10/07/23 - All you need to know about Partnerships, Roadmap and Implementation


Webinar 2 - All you need to know about Data Fibre, BW Bridge and Catalogues

The Data Fibre is an essential part of the data connectivity plumbing of any data application. The session includes the connectivity currently available, connectivity, the BW Bridge and Catalogs. The session is important to understand the merger of the fibre of our legacy Data Intelligence application and how this works in conjunction with a data warehouse.

Gain an understanding of the data fibre, the roadmap, the connectivity to non-cloud sources, the use of the Bridge and how the catalogues fit into a Common Data Model for SAP Line of Business Applications.


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