If you’re thinking about migrating to S4/HANA, then you’re probably thinking of all the business benefits this new system will bring. It will shine. It will be cutting edge. And it will introduce fresh and shiny new options, features and capabilities to your business. It’s going to polish up those applications, add a gloss to
A distributed workforce is comprised of remote workers who are “distributed” across locations outside a traditional, centralized workplace. There is a great deal of variation in the makeup of a distributed team. They may work remotely, on a permanent basis, or only occasionally. They may live near their central offices and still come in for
In the first two parts of our series, Part 1 and Part 2, we unpacked the questions your business should be asking as it prepares for migration to SAP S4/HANA. Now get ready for the final five things you should be putting on your strategy table before you step towards your SAP S4/HANA integration… 01:
In five years, the deadline to move from legacy SAP infrastructure to SAP S4/HANA will have arrived. In 2027, there is absolutely no reason why your business should be struggling to rapidly and prioritise a migration that you can manage perfectly easily, and cost-effectively, today. As the world steps into second digital transformation gear, this
In 2027, organisations will be required to be fully migrated to the SAP S4/HANA next-generation digital core to ensure interoperability and ongoing system capability. For some, unpacking the SAP S4/HANA opportunity may feel like yet another complication to deal with in a landscape littered with pandemic and economic complexity, but there is value in this
In five years, it’s deadline time. Organisations will have to complete their migration to SAP S4/HANA, a process that can potentially be time consuming, complex and costly. While 2027 may seem like a lifetime away today, the time will fly. Now is the right time to undertake a readiness check, to gain a clear roadmap
For many companies looking ahead to the 2027 route to the SAP S4/HANA deadline, the road looks a lot like it’s filled with potholes and traffic jams. The reality is that migration to S4/HANA does require planning and preparation to ensure the move is coherent and seamless. The truth is that with this planning and
