Membership of the SAP Higher Education and Research User Group (sometimes abbreviated as the “HER User Group” or “HERUG”) is open to all degree-granting Higher Education and Research Institutions who are SAP customers with signed contracts for the productive use of one or more R/2 or R/3 software modules. Those Higher Education Institutions that are part of the SAP Tertiary Education Program in which R/3 is made available for inclusion in the curriculum for one or more academic modules or courses are NOT eligible for membership unless their institution also happens to be an SAP customer.
Attendance at meetings of the HER User Group is open to all members and to HER Institutions that are “qualified SAP prospects.” The right to vote at such meetings is restricted to member institutions.
The overall mission of the HER User Group is to foster the development and more effective delivery of SAP functionality to the higher education and research community.
The HER User Group will act as a liaison between SAP and HER Member Institutions and between the Instititutions themselves. It will work with SAP AG and its national subsidiaries in a collaborative manner so as to be:
Members of the HER User Group can communicate with each other by sending email to the available HER User Group lists.
The following lists are available:
| List |
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her |
All member institutions | |
her-af |
Member institutions within Africa | |
her-an |
Member institutions within Australia and New Zealand | |
her-as |
Member institutions within Asia | |
her-eu |
Member institutions within Europe | |
her-na |
Member institutions within North America | |
her-sa |
Member institutions within South America | |
her-sap |
SAP Support for HER member institutions |
If you have material that would benefit HER User Group members, any you would like it included in this web site, send email to the HERUG Webmaster. Your e-mail request should include your name, the name of your institution, and a brief description or summary of the information you want added.
The following documents are available to HERUG members by sending email to :
| Format | By | Subject |
|---|---|---|
| Acrobat PDF | PCR Questions: summary of questions and answers from SAP on personnel change requests | |
| Acrobat PDF | Higher Education Issues | |
| Acrobat PDF | Joe Thompson | Using the FM Derivation tool to bypass the derivation rules for reversals |
The current Executive Committee is:
| Position | Name | Institution |
| Chairpersons | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | |
| University of Tennessee | ||
| Vice Chairpersons | University of Haifa | |
| Technion – Israel Institute of Technology | ||
| Past Chairperson | Katholieke Universiteit Leuven | |
| Members | University of Cape Town | |
| University of Mississippi | ||
| SAP Liaison | Public Sector IBU, SAP AG |
Former HER User Group chairs are listed below:
| Year in Office | Chair | Institution |
| 2005-2006 | Uri X. Ehrlich | University of Haifa |
| Adam Shwartz | Technion – Israel Institute of Technology | |
| 2004-2005 | Jim Morgan |
Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
| Neal Wormsley | University of Tennessee | |
| 2003-2004 | Annemie Depuydt | Katholieke Universiteit Leuven |
| 2002-2003 | Buster Hale | University of Mississippi |
| 2001-2002 | Philip Wheatland | Monash University |
| 2000-2001 | John Goddard | University of Newcastle |
| 1999-2000 | Graham Kemp | University of Toronto |
| 1998-1999 | Bob van der Werf | Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam |
| 1997-1998 | Andrew Duncan | University of Cape Town |
| 1996-1997 | Katherine Cochrane | Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
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