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The following icon links to photos hosted on the FLICKR website. I have also added some locations that are not part of the tour but static points of interest as follows. All other locations on the tour have been changed to anonymous as mentioned. And two members Tammy tammy.powlas3 and Helmut helmut.tammen2 agreed to still remain on my map. I reached out to some member of the SAP Community who had registered on my map. The “SAP World Tour“ in the red box needs to be selected to start the KML tour.ĭuring the tour I have chosen to label most locations as “ Anonymous SAPCP User” to represent an SAP Community member who registered on my map. There is also Google Earth for the Chrome browser but from my experience on several desktops (windows and mac) Chrome does not play any soundtracks for any tours.Īs mentioned I wanted to use the SAPCP podcast to play alongside the my KML tour of SAPCP users and SAP locations around the globe.Įach pushpin icon (below) represents an SAP Cloud Platform user who registered on my map covered in my blog “It’s an SCN World” (apart from one icon which was added during my testing ) The best experience for the Google Earth tour from my experience is the desktop based application. I also added SAP offices in the U.S using the Data Quality Management SAPCP service and I manually added SAP Labs Bulgaria to the map for the tour.

My aim was to generate a Google Earth Tour by creating an appropriate KML file to visit each location. I approached Moya with a request to use an extract of the podcast to use on a YouTube example of the tour.įrom my blog “It’s an SCN World” I had created the following map of all users who had registered. Also my thanks to Moya Watson on the SAPCP team for the work she does highlighting community and SAP contributions to the SAP Cloud Platform. During my time learning about and using the SAP Cloud Platform I have enjoyed the content published on this site from the SAP team in Bulgaria – early on with Neo on the Java side with questions and later with my first taste of HANA via the SAP Cloud Platform using Stoyen’s blog here (It still remains my favourite blog, in it’s original format, on this site but now outdated). I chose to use episode 37 as a soundtrack for the Google Earth tour.Ī particular reason to pick episode 37 was the ability to highlight SAP Labs Bulgaria as a location on my map. SAP Cloud Platform team have a podcast which is hosted by OpenSAP. One additional point about Google Earth KML tours is the ability to add sound. Highlighting ( I think :)) the worldwide nature of the SAP and the SAP Cloud Platform. The combination of these ideas would be to generate a Google Earth KML tour of the SCN users who had registered their location on my map. The second blog covered a way to map SDN points around the world with Google Earth via ABAP generated Key Markup Language ( KML). The first blog covered a way for SCN members to register on a map hosted on the SAP Cloud Platform. So for this blog I combined two previous ideas into one to highlight the worldwide nature of the SAP Cloud Platform. Also the fact that SAP is a worldwide company also sometimes fits into my interest in maps. SAP is a worldwide company and that in itself is a pretty amazing achievement from my point of view. In that you can have interactions with people from all over the world on the shared topic of SAP technology. One of my favourite things about this SAP Community is the worldwide nature of it.