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Companies are faced with the challenge of managing their processes efficiently while ensuring flexibility and scalability in today’s fast-paced business world. SAP offers a two-tier approach that enables companies to optimise their processes and reap the benefits of SAP solutions: the Two-Tier ERP strategy. I will explain in this blog post more about the underlying concept of the SAP model and lay out the concrete advantages for companies.

ompanies often work with the same system for years, making only minor changes. But at some point the system has to be replaced due to lack of maintenance or functionality. In SAP system transformation projects, this means new workflows, interfaces and products. Change management is crucial to ensure that employees accept the new systems.

What does SAP Customer Experience have to do with a triathlon? Like a relay triathlon, different disciplines and athletes come together to create an experience as one: SAP Commerce Cloud, Sales & Service Cloud and Emarsys work together in the SAP CX portfolio to create a seamless customer experience. I will show you how this works in my blog post.

Companies can no longer avoid the migration to SAP S/4HANA. We want to standardise the transformation process with our active transformation – from strategic planning and organisational enablement to detailed planning and implementation. To this end, we have defined six stages with which we approach the S/4HANA migration process step by step. I want to use this blog post to present these six stages to you so you have a better understanding of our process model.

This blog post answers the question of whether the greenfield or brownfield approach is the better choice and whether there even is a better or worse choice in this context.

Although S/4HANA Embedded Analytics and BW/4HANA address different reporting requirements, both solutions complement each other and can be fully integrated. In my blog post, I will show you where the exact differences lie and explain why having more options means having more possibilities at the same time.