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Knowledge and experience is required around business suite migration and cloud infrastructure managementWhen it comes to discussing SAP S/4HANA migrations, the topic is inextricably connected to a conversation about the cloud as this is an option for the solution. Knowledge and experience is required around the S/4HANA migration and cloud infrastructure management. The scenario can be further complicated if multiple cloud platforms come into play.
Hence, the decisions that organisations make, specifically relating to their SAP infrastructure, can be crucially important, so it is key that companies are able to assess these environments to ensure that they have access to the right SAP infrastructure for every application. “For companies that decide to deploy S/4HANA on cloud, it’s a good idea to consider using a managed services provider, which would help them sidestep this issue by providing the needed skills to accelerate the migration process and optimise their ERP [enterprise resource planning] environment,” says Hartlett.
Hartlett says the uptake of S/4HANA should not be underestimated, as an increasing number of organisations are seeing the flexibility and the benefits, across a multitude of industries, 73% of the surveyed businesses were planning to deploy and 18% are currently deploying SAP S/4HANA. In the study, 9% of the companies said they already have SAP S/4HANA in production.
Hartlett says that for the public cloud model, SAP offers a pure Software as a Service option, hosted and managed by SAP with quarterly updates. This offering is somewhat limited and focused on specific industries, but the implementation time is shorter, and requires far less effort.
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