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Do you know what our work life will look like in 2021 and beyond? I don’t think many do. However, if I look into the crystal ball and make some predictions based off my observations, we probably won't return to ‘normal.’ So, what will our new work life look like according to me, Scott Anstey? Let’s find out. Flexibility in the workplaceBusinesses will no doubt be looking to ...

Over the past three months there has been a lot of uncertainty in the workplace, and although IT changes and evolves constantly, the current situation has impacted how we work and when we start and complete projects. SAP has been changing rapidly over the past few years. From R2, R3, ECC5, ECC6 and now S4 HANA, the industry adapts regularly as it needs to. So, what have been...

Working within SAP can vary from role to role, and company to company, but never as much as now. In part 3 of our ‘Working from Home’ series, we take a moment to sit down with SAP Technical Consultant Nitin Bhatnagar, to get an insight into what it's like working for a Government Department during this time. We ask him if the challenges he faces, new pressures he’s under and...

This week, Business Systems Manager, Rajani Karra, weighs in on life at home and what some of the biggest challenges have been for her so far.We also discuss the impact of life at home and some of the bad, that inevitably come with the good.An easy transition?Although some managers and contractors across SAP industries have struggled with the transition, Rajani has found the...

Everyone is currently working in new ways due to the current global circumstances but how different are the day to day changes for contractors in the SAP industry?Here is a snapshot of this experience through the eyes of one of our fantastic contractors, Rawn Sim, currently working at Lactalis and adapting to the work/ life changes and challenges.How has the transition to wo...

In the recent weeks we have had to quickly adapt to a new ‘normal’ both personally and professionally. But as we continue to transition and evolve in our work processes and habits, we can report that our new lives in self-isolation is not all doom and gloom. In fact, there are some positive aspects of working from home and life in isolation. In this blog Scott Anstey discuss...

It's the end of Quarter 3 and we hope you, your family and colleagues are safe and well during this trying time. Here at Speller we have continued ‘business as usual’ and yet Covid-19 did affect our Quarter. Jack Bland explains exactly how it affected Speller. So, what skill did we place most of during this time? What skill are still highly sort after? Is the SAP market suff...

There are many reasons to consider looking into more sustainable habits. Having sustainable practices is not only good for the environment but can also help reduce your overall energy costs and improve your health and wellbeing. It’s not always possible to change your workplace, however, as a lot of us are working and spending more time at home, making small changes to our h...

SAP technology changes rapidly, and often it’s had to keep up with what company they have acquired, what the new acronym is and what changes they’re making to existing functionality and tools.So why not use this self-isolation time to get yourself up to speed with what’s new in SAP, here are few things to kick start you.SAP Quadralics What is it you ask? In an SAP press rele...

It’s safe to say Easter in 2020 will look a whole lot different from Easters of the past. You may have planned a beach break, a family cook up or Easter hunt with kids, grandparents and parents but unfortunately, times have changed for now. So, in this current environment, how do we celebrate Easter 2020 and still have fun?Speller’s SAP Recruitment Consultant Keely Shay, sha...