The new trend in the ERP scene is composability. A design principle that deals with the interrelationships of components. The concept is correct, but not new: In ancient times, it was the art of control, also known by the systemic term cybernetics. SAP partner KPS shows how Composable Business can work 80 percent of the time in the ERP standard. 20 percent of the...

Investments in digital transformation have been rising steadily for years. A real boost has come from the corona pandemic. Many of these changes would not have happened at the speed and focus they did without the pandemic.

The wave of S/4 transformation projects has started: By 2027, companies should have completed the migration from ECC to S/4. Time enough? No, because depending on the initial situation, the project can take several years to complete.

By switching to S/4, The KaDeWe Group, which in addition to KaDeWe in Berlin also includes Alsterhaus in Hamburg and Oberpollinger in Munich, is positioning itself for the future.

On the one hand, a complex software architecture should enable a stable foundation for business continuity, and on the other hand, it should react as flexibly as possible to upheavals or new requirements.

At the leading manufacturer of fragrances, flavors and ingredients for nutrition and care, customer experience is a central component of the digitization strategy. Stefan Tittel sees IT, including CX/CRM, as responsible for the entire supply chain - from procurement to the customer.