SAP-Lösung: Cloud

E3 Magazine brings new information about the potential of the cloud and process mining.

SAP users are currently facing many far-reaching challenges. Not only do they need to drive migration, but also address innovation topics in terms of competitiveness and cover them from an IT perspective.

SAP CEO Christian Klein’s statement at the DSAG Annual Congress 2023 in Bremen proves that he wants “cloud only”; however, he has no concept behind it. Because “cloud only” does not mean that everyone is in the cloud; rather it means that there is only one version of it.

The maintenance end of SAP Solution Manager is approaching, the non-successor SAP Cloud ALM does not meet your requirements? ESM Suite can either directly form the core of your ALM tool chain or integrate seamlessly with your already established tools.

With the new invoice workflow for SAP S/4HANA Cloud, Public Edition on SAP BTP, xSuite Group opens up new areas of application in P2P workflow.

Two fundamental changes will occupy SAP users in the next few years: a) Migrating from existing applications to S/4HANA and from existing databases to HANA by 2027 at the latest, b) The introduction of non-ABAP SAP cloud products (e.g. SuccessFactors, etc.).

The SAP deadline of 2027 applies to most applications and existing customers. They are actively driving the necessary migrations. However, innovation is often neglected during the transformation. But this does not have to be the case.

SAP users must convert to S/4 by 2027 or face paying expensive fees. At the same time, IT infrastructures should be converted to cloud computing to ensure companies fully use all the new possibilities.

Cancellation of SAP on-prem licenses converts them into cloud subscriptions, but this means that the existing SAP customer loses all autonomy over its own ERP system.

For many years, the expert opinion was that there can be no alternatives to SAP because no other software provider masters similar business complexity. This statement is still true! But what if SAP's existing customers are themselves the alternative?

Red Hat Consulting helps rail company move mission-critical applications to new cloud environment with Red Hat AMQ Streams

For a successful S/4 conversion, SAP's customers need large budgets as well as a great deal of knowledge and experience. SAP did not communicate these success criteria with the necessary clarity. Now SAP CEO Christian Klein has to pay the bill for this.