SAP Solution: IT Infrastructure

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

Data centers and network operators are massively affected by rising electricity prices and fear possible power shortages in winter.

Hyperconvergent infrastructures are awakening from their slumber... In a recent study, the consulting firm Techconsult investigated how medium-sized companies are modernizing their IT infrastructures, and not just since the corona pandemic.

With a planning solution based on SAP BW-IP and Lumira 2.0 for the front end, sales at Rittal can plan sales in an IT-supported, efficient manner and at the desired level of aggregation.

Zeppelin, an internationally active plant manufacturer, operates a state-of-the-art IT infrastructure that is virtualized to a very high degree and - where possible - automated to a lesser extent. In the course of an SAP implementation, the group planned to deploy a new data warehouse solution.

Companies are relying neither on a pure public nor a pure private cloud strategy, but on a technology mix that covers the different requirements of their digitization efforts.

Field service management solutions are designed to standardize and optimize service and maintenance processes across departments. However, if companies do not consider the complexity in advance, implementation projects quickly get bogged down.

Companies can benefit from the public cloud without sacrificing individual performance requirements in IT operations. The ladder to heaven is a hybrid concept that combines infrastructure services from the public cloud with precisely tailored support services.

With the enhanced xSuite, isolated technical solutions can be eliminated and end-to-end digital processes can be established.

IT managers cannot avoid using cluster management software to secure Hana High Availability (HA). The automation provided increases SLAs, and also simplifies cluster usage in general.

A short interview with Hana busters Guido Hoepfner and Matthias Kneissl from Q-Partners.

The SAP landscape has grown in recent years - both in size and complexity. To keep up with the complexity, IT managers must increasingly rely on automated solutions for SAP Basis operations.