Dev2Dev Series: SAP Launchpad vs. SAP Work Zone - when to choose what?

September 30, 2025

Webinar

Starts 12:00 PM ends 12:40 PM

In this session, we’ll explore the world of SAP launchpads and help you navigate the decision between sticking with the classic SAP Launchpad or opting for a SAP Work Zone standard. With the rise of initiatives like RISE with SAP and GROW with SAP, and the increasing focus on clean core and extensibility, making the right choice for your user interface and application integration is more important than ever.

What you'll learn

When to use the classic launchpad vs Work Zone?

A clear breakdown of the options: classic Fiori Launchpad, SAP Work Zone, and more.
What happens when both classic launchpad and Work Zone are in the landscape?
Architecture guidance for choosing the right entry point.

How does Work Zone fit into RISE and GROW with SAP?

Understand its role in cloud-first and SaaS-centric transformations.
What about licensing?

Clean core & side-by-side extensibility

If you build an extension app, where should it live? Do you always need Work Zone?
Dual launchpads
Unified UX, mobile enablement, central task center, and Joule integration.

Live demo

We’ll show real, walk-through examples in Work Zone

Date

Tuesday, September 30 – 12:00 noon
The session will take about 40 minutes.

Who can attend?

This webinar contains valuable information for SAP developers, UX leads, and SAP technology enthusiasts in general.

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