SAP Solution: Survey

A considerable proportion of IT executives in German-speaking countries believe their own companies are inadequately armed against cyberattacks.

The vast majority of SAP user companies will continue to put off the switch to S/4 Hana in 2022 - according to the results of xSuite's current customer survey.

According to a global survey, the majority of IT decision-makers see the hybrid cloud as the future of IT infrastructures. This is also demonstrated by examples in practice.

A new survey of 1,000 C-level executives shows that awareness levels do not match predictions of low-code and no-code technology growth.

The results of the ASUG-DSAG survey show that things are looking up for Hana and S/4. But there are reservations about cloud computing and the cloud licensing model. What is missing is a long-term perspective - SAP obviously lacks the courage to do this.

Our current survey on the status quo of S/4 Hana migration in German companies shows that a slight majority of participants are aiming for or have installed an on-premises version of S/4 as their target platform.

There is no doubt that users' SAP landscapes are (once again) in a state of upheaval. S/4 Hana, Business Transformation Platform, cloud computing, IoT, automation and digitalization are examples of technologies and offerings that are having a fundamental impact on SAP installations and business processes.

Companies outsourced their IT for the first time almost 30 years ago, but even today many outsourcing projects go wrong - there is no universal recipe for success.

Modern e-procurement solutions from the cloud create new opportunities for companies to

A survey by consulting firm MSG shows: IT professionals prioritize key technology skills differently than universities. There is broad agreement on the importance of social skills.

Automation is critical to success, especially for Big Data, according to a survey of 223 Auto-mic customers. The success of DevOps is also closely linked to automation.

BI Trend Monitor 2017 from the analyst and consulting firm Barc provides detailed information on which business intelligence trends are currently having the greatest impact on the market.