SAP Solution: End-to-end

Joking aside, no, ECC is not making a comeback. These announcements also fit in with the strategically congruent decisions that SAP has been making since 2023. Why 2023? Because a major stumbling block in SAP's communication was cleared out of the way at that time.

Efficient digital end-to-end SAP configuration based on the "Model Once - Configure Anywhere" principle will be indispensable for variant manufacturers in the future if they want to survive on the market. But setting this up is a complex task.

Buzzwords are my topic. Why? Because my thesis is that buzzwords definitely have a right to exist - but only if they can be roughly categorized and the majority of them make sense.

End-to-end business processes remind me of my early days with SAP R/3. A lot of things didn't work then, but when they did, they were consistent, evaluated, and definitely E2E. SAP CEO Klein talks a lot about integration.

Commerz Real hopes to achieve faster decision-making processes through analyses, evaluations and reporting in real time by integrating and networking with business partners and customers on the basis of S/4 Hana.

VMware Northstar is set to transform the way organizations use networking and security solutions in a multi-cloud world. The rise of lateral threats requires security teams to pay more attention to network traffic.

The switch to SAP S/4HANA and to the cloud are two trend topics that companies have so far mostly tackled separately and too rarely with software support from the outset.

End-to-end processes are often written about. This is no wonder, after all, end-to-end digitization and thus data exchange without media discontinuity are the effectiveness and, above all, efficiency utopia of the vast majority of those responsible.

Many companies that are currently operating a more or less functional SAP R/3 system know that maintenance and support for ERP/ECC 6.0 and SAP Business Suite 7 will end in 2025. However, many companies are not really doing anything about it. Why is that?

Is there a perfect ERP? In principle, yes, but the world is not perfect and therefore even the best ERP in the world needs suitable supplements, add-ons etc.

Huawei has introduced an SAP Hana tailored data center integration (TDI) solution. This elastic solution is designed to meet both data center and enterprise consolidation requirements for large enterprises.

At the cbs Customer Congress in June, global players will report on real digitalization projects.