Become a Speaker at HANA Tech Con 2026
Call for Proposals - How it works
What We're Looking For
- Technical deep-dives into HANA features and capabilities
- Real-world implementation stories and case studies
- Best practices for HANA development and administration
- Integration scenarios with other SAP and non-SAP technologies
- Performance optimization and troubleshooting techniques
- Future trends and innovations in the HANA ecosystem
Submission Requirements
To submit your talk proposal, please provide the following information:
- Session Title: A clear and compelling session title
- Session Description: A detailed description of your session (max 300 words)
- Key Takeaways: 2-3 bullet points highlighting what attendees will learn
- Session Level: Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced
- Session Type: Choose from Spot Talk (20 min), Deep Dive Talk (40 min), Extensive Talk (55 min), PPTless Demo (15 min), Meet the Expert, Keynote, or Other
- Speaker Information: Name, company, job title, and a brief bio (max 200 words)
- Additional Notes: Any special requirements or relevant information
How to Prepare Your Talk
Content Structure
- Start with a compelling introduction and clear agenda
- Focus on practical, actionable content
- Include real examples, code snippets, or live demos when possible
- Conclude with key takeaways and next steps
Presentation Tips
- Practice your timing - leave room for questions
- Prepare for technical difficulties with backup slides
- Make your slides readable from the back of the room
- Engage with your audience throughout the presentation
Important Dates
- Call for Proposals Opens: soon
- Submission Deadline: March 13, 2026
- Speaker Notification: latest calendar week 14
- Final Presentation Due: June 30, 2026
- Conference Date: July 16, 2026
Speaker Benefits
- Complimentary conference registration
- Professional recording of your presentation
- Networking opportunities with industry experts
Ready to Submit Your Talk?
Join our community of expert speakers and share your HANA knowledge with hundreds of developers and users.