E3 Category: Mag 22-10

Defending against cyberattacks on SAP systems means more than just protecting the ERP system alone. The threat potential of networked companies and hybrid SAP landscapes requires a holistic approach.

Robotic Process Automation is becoming increasingly popular. This is reflected in worldwide sales figures.

SAP's Business Technology Platform is not likely to be very popular.

This headline is euphemistic - thus a euphemistic and obfuscating statement, because SAP is in fact immoderate and rude.

A consistent encryption strategy is becoming increasingly important.

Companies are required to comply with national and international legal requirements vis-à-vis the customs authorities of the countries to which they deliver. Despite the complexity, nothing should stand in the way of fast customs clearance.

Consolidation makes way for integrated group accounting. Best-in-class companies are investing in new areas such as ESG and advanced analytics.

No company can afford to ignore the advantages of open source software anymore: Independence and flexibility are simply too lucrative. And innovative technologies such as AI and edge computing are also based on OSS.

A study conducted in the DACH region has revealed that certain key factors play a decisive role in digitization projects. These include, in particular, resources, timing and know-how.

A new risk category is establishing itself. Many companies are increasingly required to report on the sustainability of their operating business and financial assets. What does this mean for your SAP system landscape?

Leap into digitization Focusing on customer benefits: Pit-Cup and Ceyoniq announce the expansion of their long-standing partnership. In the future, Ceyoniq's digital information management solution, nscale, and pitFM, the system for computer-aided facility management (CAFM), will be linked even more closely. Pit-Cup has been relying on the nscale information and document management system for several years. Now...

MobileX and FLS operate jointly under the umbrella of the Solvares Group. The companies complement each other in their applications and each have an SAP and Microsoft background. E-3 conducted the following interview with Hannes Heckner, MobileX, and Christoph Hartel, FLS.