Cloud and upgrade conversions remain steady if sluggish, according to ERP spending bellwether DSAG
The Investment Report 2024 for DSAG, which represents SAP users in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, has shown some IT and SAP investment budgets continue to rise in the latest survey, but at fewer companies than in 2023.
DSAG found overall IT budgets will increase at 43 percent of organizations, compared with 54 percent in 2023. Spending is set to stay the same at 36 percent, up from 26 last year, while it is set to decrease at 18 percent of respondents' orgs, compared with 15 percent a year ago. For SAP investments, 46 percent of organizations surveyed saw their budget increase , 32 percent saw it remain unchanged , and 19 percent saw it decrease .
Business Suite is used by 68 percent of organizations surveyed, down from 79 percent of them last year, while S/4HANA on-premises stands at 44 percent, slightly up from 41 percent in 2023. S/4HANA in private cloud grew to 11 percent and public cloud increased to six percent .
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