User groups provide a valuable channel through which SAP gathers feedback concerning the problems and requirements of its users in all technical and functional areas of interest. User groups allow SAP and SAP users to exchange information of mutual interest and value. Additionally, SAP users have the opportunity to share their experiences, knowledge and ideas.
As the world's largest independent community of SAP customers and providers, ASUG is the most trusted source for experience-driven education, peer networking, and serves as the collective influential voice of customers shaping the future of SAP solutions. And if you're here, you must be starting to sense you're in very good company. Our membership boasts more than 50,000 folks — just like you. Together, we form a year-round community of unmatched intellectual capital, unparalleled networking opportunities, and a forum to influence SAP.
ASUG — Americas' SAP Users' Group is a SUGEN member.
ASUG Argentina is a nonprofit organization, with SAP's independence, composed by members from business customers of SAP.
Our Mission: ASUG Argentina is a forum to interact on common concerns, influence software development, promote the exchange of ideas, and recommend priorities for new enhancements to SAP — with a focus on improving the return of investment in SAP software and technology.
ASUG Argentina is a SUGEN member.
ASUG Brasil represents the companies that uses SAP in Brazil These companies are responsible for 59% of Brazilian GDP. Our mission is add value to members through the search of common solutions, sharing of knowledge, and representation of collective interests with the SAP.
ASUG — ASUG - Associação de Usuários SAP do Brasil is a SUGEN member.
Since 1999, ASUG Colombia is an independent, nonprofit association of SAP users that provides value to members through the sharing of best practices and experiences and the collection of common interests to be reviewed by SAP and/or partners. ASUG Colombia offers its members sessions and infodays focused on SAP strategies, localization, support services, and industry (product) trends in a collaborative forum.
ASUG Columbia also supports initiatives in services, drives relationships with other SAP user associations, promotes success stories, develops content, and executes an annual congress among others.
Founded in 2000, ASUG México y Centroamérica provides its members with a forum to communicate mutual concerns to SAP, influence software development, exchange ideas and best practices, and participate in face-to-face and online educational opportunities. With a total of 115 installation members and more than 1,000 individual members, ASUG México y Centroamérica has activities mainly in three cities : México City, Guadalajara and Monterrey. Currently ASUG is planning to increase its activities and resources through partners' collaboration and memberships.
ASUG Mexico y Centroamérica A.C. is a SUGEN member.
Asociación Peruana de Usuarios SAP was founded July 9, 2010, to promote the implementation and efficient use of SAP products. ASUG Peru's objectives include sharing information that is valuable for its members, providing a forum for education and knowledge exchange around best practices for SAP products, and promoting the development of activities, policies, and services to benefit SAP users in the country.
E-mail: contactenos@asug.com.pe
Created in 2011, ASUG Venezuela is an independent, nonprofit association of SAP users that provides value to members through the sharing of best practices and experiences and the collection of common interests to be reviewed by SAP and/or partners.
ASUG Venezuela offers to its members collaborative sessions and information days focused on SAP strategies, localization, support services, and industry (product) trends. ASUG Venezuela also supports initiatives in services, drives relationships with other SAP user associations, promotes success stories, develops content, and hosts an annual congress.
The ASUG Venezuela vision is to be a consolidated, strategic community that promotes the integration of SAP users in Venezuela, creating value for them. The ASUG Venezuela mission is to create and maintain value networks among its members — sharing knowledge that promotes the adoption, optimization, and enhancement of their SAP solutions.
AFSUG is the African SAP User Group. It is an independent organization that represents the customer and partner community in Sub-Saharan Africa. In order to network, influence, and educate, AFSUG runs CIO forums, special interest groups (SIGs), and a bi-annual conference, SAPHILA.
The AFSUG board and AFSUG office work closely with SAP South Africa (primary office in Johannesburg).
AFSUG — African SAP User Group is a SUGEN member.
SAPience.be is the Belgian SAP User Group. Its mission is to bring users of SAP and SAP BusinessObjects technology and solutions together to share information, experience, knowledge, and ideas. SAPience.be not only connects corporate users, but also acts as a liaison between SAP and the user community. Participants grow in SAP skills via interesting talks with colleagues from other companies. SAPience.be also plays an important role in the definition of development requests towards SAP.
FSD is a community of Danish companies. The members are typically using SAP themselves or have a relevant business interest in SAP solutions. The motivation for membership is the benefit that the companies and their employees gain by participating in the events, organized by the community. The vision of FSD is to be the preferred place for knowledge exchange between the Danish people using SAP solutions.
The Finnish-speaking User Group, FINUG, is a nonprofit organization that represents the SAP customer and partner community in Finland. It brings together users from various organizations to share experiences and exchange information. FINUG events and efforts are aimed at providing a communication medium that allows SAP users within the region to effectively and collectively communicate with SAP. Companies in Finland are members with one major annual event and several subevents throughout the year.
The French-speaking SAP User Group gathers more than 300 companies from France and French speaking countries. With a total of 2000 members, USF gathers around 25 active special interest groups (SIGs) that convene approximately 100 meetings a year. An annual 2-days event is generally organized mid-October with 70 partners and 1000 members. USF was created in 1989. It has become the official trusted organization advertised on SAP France Web site. USF is totally independent financially from SAP with a board of 17 people. The office has three employees.
USF — Le club des Utilisateurs SAP Francophones is a SUGEN member
The German-speaking SAP User Group is the independent lobby for SAP users in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. The work of DSAG is based on three pillars: networking, exchanging experience, and exercising influence. This is what happens primarily in the more than 150 special interest groups and work groups focused on industries, technologies, and processes.
Based on this, we offer our members exclusive information on SAP strategies, product development, and services at an early stage. The user group is the communication platform in the German-speaking SAP environment. Due to this active and close cooperation we have become a "trusted advisor" of SAP.
DSAG is a SUGEN member.
The GUPS (SAP User & Prospect Group in Italian) is a permanent workshop inside the Aused association — one of the most important and influencing organizations of CIOs in the Italian ICT world. The organization was created in 2000 thanks to a group of fellows interested in the SAP universe, and its aim is to share knowledge among the community and provide members with access to first-hand news.
By joining the GUPS, members may meet and interact with peers, key personnel from SAP, as well as partners and professionals. Prospective customers, who often need more independent and affordable information, will also find great value in joining. For members of all types, GUPS hosts a number of events on a wide variety of topics to facilitate discussions and sharing of common business issues and best solution or industry best practices.
In 2007, SAP Italy recognized the GUPS as the country's only official group of SAP users.
SUG-MENA is a nonprofit organization in the business of promoting effective use of SAP, while bringing together its various users from the Middle East and North African region, to share experiences and exchange solutions. SUG-MENA's events and efforts are also aimed at providing a communication medium that allows SAP users within the region to effectively and collectively communicate with SAP. 200+ companies in MENA are members, with one major annual event and subevents throughout the year.
SUG-MENA is a SUGEN member.
The Dutch-speaking User Group, VNSG, is an active organization with over 900 members. VNSG facilitates its members in sharing their experiences in the use of the SAP software and building a valuable network. VNSG also looks after the interests of all members and influences SAP.
VNSG is a SUGEN member.
SBN is for everyone who uses SAP products. The main tasks of the Norwegian union are:
Our SBN office is located next to the SAP reception. In our office our members have access to wireless LAN.
More info? Please call +47 85 44 99 00 or send an e-mail to sbn@adfahrer.com
SBN Norge is a SUGEN member.
The Portuguese SAP User Group, GUSP, is an independent association of SAP users in Portugal that provides its members with the means to network and share experiences and expectations. GUSP serves as a communication and interaction channel with SAP, with interest groups that work actively on topics of common interest and information sessions related to SAP solutions.
SUSAP is an independent organization of Slovenian SAP users that runs on voluntary but organized basis. Our goals and aims are exchange of knowledge and experience about SAP functionalities through organized workshops and interest groups, with consolidation and emphasis on customer needs or demands helping SAP to improve localization, enabling networking between managers as well as experts, with close cooperation of users diminish the lack of big user numbers.
AUSAPE brings together SAP-related companies in Spain in order to promote the exchange of information of mutual interest regarding SAP products and to establish relations with other associations or professional groups. Our objectives include the encouraging collaboration in actions of mutual interest, the channeling of influence over SAP, and the promoting and providing of training and know-how regarding SAP-related issues.
AUSAPE is a SUGEN member.
The SAP User Group for Sweden is where all SAP events within Sweden are communicated — and where the SAP Magazine for Sweden is created. SAPSA organizes focus groups and conferences around Sweden. SAPSA is also the platform for consultancy companies in the SAP ecosystem in Sweden. SAPSA office colocated with SAP in Alvik.
SAPSA is a SUGEN member.
The SAP UK & Ireland User Group is an independent organization set up to serve the needs of SAP users, providing them with a forum to share knowledge, best practices, and expertise with industry peers.
Membership in the user group will save your organization valuable time and money by enabling you to draw on a community of over 400 organizations and 3000 professionals who have, and share, vast experience and knowledge of SAP software and its deployment.
SAP UK & Ireland User Group is a SUGEN member.
The Israeli SAP User Group is an independent nonprofit organization that brings together the SAP communities in a yearly event to hear about the new case studies and best practices that were created during the year and to gain more insight from SAP experts, consultants, and partners. The user group is headed by Zeev Kliger, a top executive from Bank Hapoalim.
Web site is under construction.
China SAP Users Association is an independent, nonprofit organization being registered as a sub-association of CCUA under MCA China. CSUA provides a forum for individuals and companies within the SAP community to share knowledge, network with their peers, influence the direction of SAP solutions, and provide ongoing education for all members.
E-mail:info@csua.org.cn
Web site is under construction and will be launched in May, 2012.
The SAP Australian User Group (SAUG) provides a forum for individuals and companies within the SAP community to share knowledge, network with their peers, influence the direction of SAP solutions, and provide ongoing education for all members. SAUG is dedicated to providing our members year-round support, along with the tools and opportunities to get the best value from their SAP investment.
SAP Australia User Group is a SUGEN member.
SAP User Group (Hong Kong) Limited is an independent, nonprofit organization registered in Hong Kong. It is formed and joined by member companies that use SAP software in Hong Kong. We serve our members in using the SAP software better by organizing regular networking groups and discussion forums for our members to exchange ideas and share experiences with SAP products and services.
INDUS — SAP User Group for the Indian subcontinent — allows SAP and SAP users to exchange information of mutual interest and value. SAP users also have the opportunity to share their experiences, knowledge, and ideas. INDUS activities are governed by INDUS by-laws, which spell out the basic structure of INDUS, membership criteria, when and how the group meets, the governing bodies (directors, members, and committees), how they are selected, roles and responsibilities, procedures for elections, and how the group makes decisions and delegates responsibilities. So let's collaborate, co-innovate, and Influence to make a difference.
INDUS — India User Group of SAP is a SUGEN member.
The Japan SAP Users' Group (JSUG) is an independent organization of SAP customers and partners, which was founded in 1996 and currently includes 500 membership companies with 4500 individual members. JSUG provides a forum for members to communicate mutual concerns to SAP, influence software development, exchange ideas and best practices, participate in face-to-face educational opportunities, network with members, and establish future priorities.
JSUG is a SUGEN member.
The New Zealand SAP User Group (NZSUG) is a nonprofit based organization that provides a framework for individuals and organizations to collaborate and enhance their networking relationships within the New Zealand SAP community. NZSUG is committed to promoting the relationship between SAP, implementation partners, and customers as well as providing greater access to SAP experts and their knowledge in a collaborative forum.
uSAP is an association of users of SAP in the Philippines that serves as a venue for sharing SAP-specific information, knowledge, experiences, and excess resources among its members. It also provides the members a collective voice in negotiating with SAP items of common interest to the member companies such as training schedules, development requests (e.g,. localization requirements), implementation, and other SAP-related issues.
STUG is for everyone who uses SAP products in Thailand. The objectives for our group are: