SAP-Solution: IT-Architektur

Digitization, IIoT, Industrie 4.0 and cloud computing are leading manufacturing companies today to extend their SAP on-premises landscape, also in terms of store floor processes, with SaaS cloud solutions from other vendors.

The digital transformation demands a lot from IT departments. The necessary flexibility is rarely achieved due to many challenges. However, this can be changed if those responsible take an example from the modular structure of the digitization strategy of factories.

Syniti (formerly BackOffice Associates) reports on Yell.com's SAP S/4HANA migration to Microsoft Azure Cloud

Anyone who wants to take a targeted approach to the transition to SAP S/4 Hana cannot avoid the topic of data archiving. The be-all and end-all here is a company-wide, transparent and holistic archiving strategy.

There is something masochistic about good consultants: they optimize and automate until they themselves are no longer needed either. The SAP Data Hub could have a similarly unpleasant effect on the rest of SAP's offering.

Data is the new gold - and CIOs no longer need to be visionaries to realize this. Big Data and IoT are a reality and have caused data volumes to explode.

Whether master data management, availability checks, purchasing or variant configuration: medium-sized companies from the discrete industry often come up against limits with process requirements such as these. With an industry package, MSG Treorbis redefines these limits and merges the advantages of S/4 Hana with the benefits of industry-typical SAP best practices and its own add-ons.

Our world is undergoing a digital transformation. Many see exponentially growing data as the gold of the 21st century. Companies are faced with the challenge of getting a targeted grip on the immense volumes of data. Using a real-world example, we will show you how the mail-order pharmacy Sanicare has created a roadmap as a first step in order to...

The advantage of an R/3 is, among other things, the freedom to choose the server, operating system and database. Anyone who has mastered combinatorics knows immediately that this results in countless system variants. No easy problem for the support team in Walldorf.