Many S/4HANA transformations begin with a perfectly understandable decision: legacy systems are left untouched for now, and existing interfaces are carried over. This protects budget and timeline in the short term. At the same time, it means that new requirements on the data model are not consistently traced back to the origin of the data. […]
Your Interfaces Haven’t Changed – But Your Data Model Has Read More »
In the jungle, you often only see the next tree. It’s only when you pause for a moment and map the terrain that you can see where the paths really lead. In S/4HANA projects, I often hear the phrase: “We’ll stay as close to the SAP standard as possible.” That sounds right – and it
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Over 15 international go-lives. Projects in more than 15 countries – from mid-sized companies to DAX corporations. Anyone who has spent enough time in large transformation projects knows: it often feels like a jungle – dense, complex, with many possible paths. Until now, I have navigated this path almost exclusively in project meetings, steering committees, and directly
