SAP Solution: Data Center

The data center industry will see an increase in market value and a simultaneous review of the rationality of continuing to operate older data centers without certification due to overall trends.

The data center industry will see an increase in market value and a simultaneous review of the rationality of continuing to operate older data centers without certification due to overall trends.

When Oettinger Davidoff needed to renew its Hana systems, migration to the public cloud was also an option. In the end, however, the company opted for a cloud in its own data center.

More and more companies are opting for the data center refit. This saves resources, money and time.

On the Akquinet site in the new Victoria Park industrial park in Hamburg, the first concrete has flowed into the excavation pit.

The development of the data center landscape in Germany in 2023 will be shaped by five key trends: Sustainability, symbiosis concepts, hybrid models, decentralization and further growth of hyperscalers.

One of Germany's largest SAP landscapes moves. T-Systems transfers 450 SAP systems to the private cloud.

The second part on the fire disaster in the cloud comes from Marc Kleff. The first part was written by E-3 columnist NoName, page 16: a fire in the data center and the lesson learned - focus on business continuity!

With the new Customer Edition of SAP Hana Enterprise Cloud with HPE GreenLake, customers can take advantage of the cloud in their own data center.

Anyone who has already familiarized themselves with the SAP Hana database and with the S/4 migration will notice that the SAP Basis infrastructure has become significantly more complex and resource-hungry.

The fact that customers are demanding more and more, and faster and faster, is nothing new. For IT managers, this means managing the balancing act between new solutions and existing, business-critical technology.

"Cloud First" and S/4 Hana - soaring to the skies and falling to your death, aren't they? By now, every existing SAP customer knows it: Cloud computing is no cheaper than the good old data center. So what to do with S/4?