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:
SAP is offering RISE with SAP in an attempt to help customers get started with cloud adoption, aligning with the global trend for digital transformation. This may not suit all customers especially those who need to maintain control, have regulatory requirements and who will require customization beyond SAP standard code and business functionality. Four reasons
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
The cloud technology industry can be legitimately defined by two things. Its ability to create remarkable solutions that change the face of business, and the confusion that generally accompanies the terminology that describes these solutions. The hybrid cloud connection conundrum. When cloud computing was first discussed in board rooms and at presentations, more than one
Specifically SAP and AWS collaboration! SAP and Amazon Web Services (AWS) have been collaborating with one another to create inventive and, dare it be said, innovative solutions for their customers for more than 10 years. SAP is a hefty sized AWS customer and a significant percentage of SAP’s customers run the tech on the AWS
In challenging times, which these most certainly are, companies often feel pushed into corners or tugged in all directions when it comes to their technology investment and digital transformation. A strategy is one thing, but technology is so rapidly evolving and changing that it can be hard to align the two. When is the business
Amazon Web Services (AWS) and SAP have long had a solid and customer beneficial relationship. AWS is the only cloud provider that offers a SAP competency for partners and the two organisations have announced several partnership programmes designed to leverage off the potential of both platforms. A great example is the Embrace project, that uses
Cloud migration must follow a clearly defined strategy to ensure it hits deadlines and meets expectations In our previous article, Leapfrog the migration challenge, we examined some of the essential steps to ensuring a seamless cloud migration for the organisation. Alongside having the right skills, developing a clear strategy is considered one of the most
