E3 Category: MAG 18-10

The SAP system house FIS wants to present itself at the annual congress as a provider that wants to provide the right solution for everyone.

More and more companies are migrating their SAP ECC systems to S/4 Hana. SAP has provided customers and partners with a selection of scenarios. A pure greenfield or brownfield approach often does not fit the company's own requirements. However, there are also individual "colorful" approaches.

During the DSAG Annual Congress, it will become clear which considerations companies need to make in order to remain at a competitive advantage in the future:

The topic of document archiving is redefined with S/4 Hana, because S/4 offers essential functions for managing unstructured content.

Instead of scaring off coveted SAP candidates with lengthy hiring processes, employers should focus on a single interview per candidate - and make the hiring decision immediately afterward.

Global SAP logistics partner Leogistics and logistics consultancy TransCare are launching a strategic collaboration.

How can companies optimally prepare for the migration to S/4 or BW/4? At the annual congress, the data management specialist Datavard will provide information on the three top topics Road 2 Hana, Migration Services and Data Management.

The KGS WebService opens the ContentServer4Storage archiving solution for non-SAP systems.

External or new employees are often not familiar with SAP interfaces. Nevertheless, they often have to work with SAP data, such as when creating an order.

Swiss IT infrastructure service provider BNC Business Network Communications has partnered with Nutanix to offer customers new options for running their IT.

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More and more frequently, the IT strategy communicated from above is: "Cloud first". At first, this is an understandable strategy - but when it comes to implementation, many questions often arise.