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Are you attending the SAPinsider EMEA 2024 event in Copenhagen this week? Stop by our booth (#825) and learn how industry leaders like Deutsche Telekom and a top Japanese automotive supplier have transformed their SAP landscapes. Gain insights into hybrid-cloud strategies, SAP migration best practices, and how to achieve scalable, cost-effective SAP systems with Amazon Web Services (AWS). #sapinsider #tsystems #sap #thrivewithtsystems #aws #saptransformation

The first Discovery Day for Clean Core is over! 👉Thank you so much for attending: 🚀1.363 Registrations 🚀914 Customers 🚀866 Participants Here are the Key Learnings: 👉Clean Core is a concept and guideline the customer sets up where to do what 👉It is important that the customer skills up their employees in ABAP Cloud and SAP Build 👉Clean Core is about mindshift 👉Customers Miele and RAG talking about their different Clean Core journeys 👉If Clean Core is done succesfully, customers can do more innovations, are faster and more agile and save operations costs 👉In the survey nearly 50 % of the participants stated that they are at the beginning of the Clean Core Journey. This shows the importance of the topic and we will have a webinar series and deep dive events next year to go more in depth on Clean Core and RISE, so stay tuned! #sap #btp #transformation #sapbtp #cleancore Thomas Volmering Werner Gauer Mohamed Abdel Hadi Thomas Duschek Dr. Alexander Rother Naz Nakam Fabio Westphal Oliver Sigge Manuel Männle Steffen Pietsch Melanie Schauber Berit Schnerrer Sebastian Edlich Tobias Heilig Michael Ameling Shirin Kupfernagel (Fuchs) Martin Guther Christian Scheidel Michael Sokollek Holger Seubert Florian Decker Andreas Stangl Simon Kessler Martin Schwittay

Starting the last few hours of #SAPInsider Copenhagen. Yesterday was an eventful day, started by a realistic keynote about AI and the expectations of it. Not everything will succeed and not everything is viable. But it starts with a strategy, plan and doing it. After that I went for a SAP Build Round Table, which held some interesting discussions and a good outlook on the future of it for the entire suite, including options for ABAP. Really interesting and would love to see a (Virtual) Round Table on it more often. Especially as you can have a good and open conversation with Product Management and afterwards had some time to discuss some things on mind about the Lobby. In the afternoon attended a good session about SAP Cloud IAG. Really interesting what all is there on the part of IAM for the cloud. Following this, attended sessions on the API Management and Graph part of Integration Suite and Enterprise Automation. Combining all these things together within SAP Build (Process Automation) for example. Using the Developer Hub, Graph, Events and iflows. Making Build more powerful and enabling Developers for Extensions as well to build it better. Last but not least was a session about Clean Core with S/4HANA Private Cloud. Good to see that we are on the right path as how we are implementing it currently. By for example using ATC to ensure that Classic ABAP isn't just transported, but you need an approved exemption for it. There are reasons you need and should use Classic ABAP and there are valid use cases for it, but where possible you should use ABAP for Cloud Development. And combining these options you can keep your Core Clean and still develop extensions / customisations your business needs. And AI Might help you in the future with getting your Core Clean if it currently isn't. Now time for Day 3, starting with SAP BTP Strategy and Highlights. With Patrick Beks & Jelmer Reichert from Emixa ( Emixa Enterprise Solutions Benelux ) #Emixa

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SAP's new integration #strategy is a testament to their continued innovation. The focus on hybrid environments and pre-built integration content is a game-changer for seamless cross-application functionality. It's exciting to see SAP setting new benchmarks in interoperability and integration. Well done! Thanks Michael #sapbtp #s4hana

As application and technology landscapes continue to evolve rapidly, business are faced with many challenges but one aspect remains as important as ever, and that is integration. Integration is key to drive growth and innovation. I was pleased to see that Michael Ameling shared the latest update of the new integration strategy paper recently. Take a look for yourself to see how the holistic integration strategy for both SAP and third-party software will guide and support you through your transformation journey.

We are excited to announce that Freedom has clinched 3 awards at the SAP AWARD OF EXCELLENCE 2024! #sap #businesstransformation #digitaltransformation

Excellent insights in this article on SAP's integration strategy! I appreciate the commitment to simplifying integration across diverse landscapes. The focus on AI-assisted platforms and seamless data flow truly empowers businesses to optimize processes and drive innovation. SAP's holistic approach, from modular cloud ERP to unified user experiences, underscores its leadership in enabling agile and responsive operations. Excited to see these advancements propel us into the future of integrated enterprise solutions! #SAP #Strategy #S4HANA #Cloud #JLink #TechExecutive #AI

*** Hasso & me. About a short conversation with Hasso Plattner *** At today's SAP Annual General Meeting of Shareholders, co-founder Hasso Plattner stepped down as chairman and retired from an active role in the company after over five decades. This marks a monumental shift in SAP's history, with Plattner's influence on the company's growth and success being comparable to that of Larry Ellison at Oracle and Steve Jobs at Apple. During my 12 years at SAP, primarily in Consulting and Customer Advisory, my personal interactions with Hasso Plattner were naturally very limited compared to those of colleagues in development. Nonetheless, my brief encounters with him left a lasting impact on my professional life and approach to work: Over a decade ago, I was the program manager for one of the first large enterprise implementations of the then infant-HANA, a project with a high-profile DAX client as pilot customer. Given the project's importance, I had to report the status occasionally directly to then-SAP board member Bernd Leukert. The project had a bumpy start, with technical issues and teething problems typical of such revolutionary new technology. One day, while driving on the autobahn (at unreasonable speed), I received a call from an unknown Walldorf number. To my astonishment, it was one of Hasso Plattner's assistants, who informed me that Hasso was on the line and wanted to speak with me. Striving to maintain control of the car from the surprise and safely move to the right lane at a reduced speed, I took the call. Hasso greeted me friendly and asked for a brief status update on the implementation of "his HANA". I provided an impromptu report, outlining the current status, issues, and the measures we were taking to resolve them. He listened intently, asked precise and insightful questions, and never made me feel inferior or pressured despite every word spoken oozing natural authority and his larger than life personality. His technical brilliance, hands-on approach, and genuine interest in the project's details and the individual customer experience were evident and beyond impressive. He approved the measures, thanked me and left the call. For me, this very brief but impactful interaction demonstrated Hasso Plattner's intellectual rigor, technical vision, and his dedication to SAP's success. This particular conversation left a lasting impression on me. It offered a glimpse into the personality of a man instrumental in developing enterprise applications that drive global business and shaping SAP into a €32 billion revenue company. Because he cared. For the details. Hasso Plattner's retirement marks the end of an era, but his legacy and personality will continue to guide SAP into the future. P.S: The implementation was (of course) a success 😉 😎 and turned my personal career towards HANA and SAP S/4HANA. #sap

Integration of your processes and systems is critical for organizations to effectively innovate. Check out the paper for great updates.