SAP-Solution: SAP Data Hub

Excitement around SAP Data Hub has died down, and there is a simple reason for that.

Containerization with Kubernetes is making its way into the SAP environment. After the success of SAP Data Hub, it is now Hana's turn. Linux and thus also Suse are right at the forefront.

For SAP customers, container technologies like Kubernetes are growing increasingly important. One example of this development is the innovative SAP solution SAP Data Hub which leverages the SUSE Container as a Service (CaaS) Platform as well as SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) Micro OS as open source solution. The increasing containerization generates business value.

For SAP CFO Luka Mucic, it must have been an eerie déjà vu: Once again, more SAP employees want to leave the company with an acceptable severance package than Mucic and SAP CEO McDermott had planned. It was a similar story last time: SAP employees saw the fair offer as a chance to take stock of the situation and to appreciate SAP's challenging work environment....

Digital transformation, along with the associated new technological architectures, affects most companies. It also makes it necessary to renew SAP as the basis for corporate management that has grown and developed over decades.

SAP is building the intelligent enterprise. Red Hat stands fully behind this strategy. The upcoming modernization will involve drastic changes. They relate to the migration to Hana and the migration of existing SAP applications, including custom code, to S/4.

The concept of the intelligent enterprise has arrived in SAP user companies. Now, they need intelligent infrastructures. Linux and Kubernetes can help.

Why digitization and transformation are only possible with a holistic approach and comprehensive data management, and how you can consistently make your company fit for the challenges ahead.

Linux as an operating system platform as well as other Open Source technologies as core elements are used in SAP infrastructures. This is applicable for Cloud as well as on-premises deployment. Thus, they are equipped for the hybrid multicloud age.

A year ago, at Sapphire 2018 in Orlando, SAP CEO Bill McDermott promised the ultimate CRM suite. If the competition can only produce CRM programs, then it is time for SAP to launch an end-to-end CRM suite.

The job scheduling and monitoring function dates back to the mainframe era when data centers consisted of IBM System/370, compatible machines or even Siemens BS2000 computers.

According to SAP, the complete solution for orchestrating data processing is intended to ensure greater operational efficiency and allow companies to fully exploit the potential of digitization.