SAP-Solution: S/7

Once again, SAP CEO Bill McDermott is not moving fast enough. Hana and S/4 should have been ticked off and standard long ago. SAP Cloud Platform is the order of the day and Leonardo should be the revelation.

The last will be the first. The last R/3 users who customize the promised Hana beyond 2020 will get a mature, stable version X. Everyone else is a guinea pig.

After importing the latest Support Package Stack (SPS), Hana reports to the existing customer with, "The doomed greet you!"

At 9,000 euros, the existing SAP customer is on board when the time comes to start the S/4 release change. What awaits users, however, is unfortunately completely uncertain. Because S/4 Hana is not an R/3 successor!

What was considered impossible for a long time is now commonplace. The maintenance fee can be reduced through negotiations with SAP. The Axel Susen trick is applied, this time with the Rimini Street lever. Or one does without maintenance - then there are also no problems with indirect use.

A year ago at the SAP Fkom in Barcelona (Field Kick-off Meeting), they tried to save what can be saved, because S/4 and HEC are pipe creapers in Europe.

The succession of Gerd Oswald by Michael Kleinemeier holds and is thus solved in the best possible way. The start of the year is about more painful things. The SAP document Simplification List for S/4 states unequivocally that new license fees are due. S/4 is not a successor to ERP/ECC 6.0.

I forgot, what was I going to write here? Something about SAP. Well, the right to be forgotten has been demanded on the web and Google is trying to abide by it - others are shamelessly exploiting it. Was it SAP?