SAP Solution: Customizing

Along the purchase-to-pay and order-to-cash process chains, companies use numerous SAP transactions and add-ons to work efficiently. If something goes wrong at one point, there is a different contact person for each piece of the puzzle. Instead of optimizing, they slow down.

Existing SAP customers want to map new processes in their ERP systems. In most cases, they have written all individual enhancements directly into the core system, thus building unique capabilities into the systems.

If you want innovation, you can't get around S/4 Hana. SAP wants to make the switch as easy as possible for companies with Rise with SAP. But the migration package may be missing elements that are crucial for the competitiveness of many companies.

Amazon has changed the rules of the game in retail once and for all. Customizing systems is no longer a recipe for success. Instead, it's the service that counts.

Where and how enterprise data is stored and the texture of the data itself is critical not only to IT success, but to digital business success in general.

The use of a Hana database requires a legally compliant configuration of the log components. But how can a concept for this be created and technically implemented before productive use?

Michael Rawus, Head of Global IT at VAG-Armaturen, talks in an E-3 exclusive interview about the construction site in the SAP world, digitalization, IoT and how he secures his system operations via Application Management Services from cbs Corporate Business Solutions.

Anyone following the flow of information on the current legal situation regarding the deletion and blocking of personal data will inevitably be led to the SAP ILM business function and the question of the feasibility of data protection aspects in SAP systems.

Stupidly, SAP's existing customers can't wait. Real life does not stand still. SAP and some partners prefer to discuss visions instead of offering viable roadmaps.