E3 Category: MAG 25-12

Despite digital processes, document printing in SAP systems remains an issue. In an interview with E3 Magazine, Waldemar Suchy, founder of Suchy MIPS, explains why the paperless office is not yet a reality, what challenges exist, and how modern output management can help.

SAP has embarked on an inevitable disaster involving AI assistants, agents, patchwork, Joule, and Frankenstein-like architectures. SAP has essentially created AI chaos theory 2.0.

A new study by PwC shows how companies can accelerate their transformation, increase efficiency, and create sustainable business value by integrating artificial intelligence into S/4.

In a recent statement, the digital association Bitkom welcomed the German Bundestag's adoption of the law implementing the EU NIS 2 Directive.

Location-independent working is no longer a future scenario. Work from anywhere has become established—technically, culturally, and organizationally. But if you work from the beach, you need to consider more than just stable Wi-Fi.

As the deadline for migrating to S/4 in 2027 approaches, Precisely and ASUG highlight key obstacles hindering SAP modernization—from process complexity and data quality issues to mixed user interface environments.

When SMEs scale up, they face a variety of challenges. At the technical and procedural level, increasing data volumes and growing requirements for compliance, data security, and ESG conformity necessitate a solid operational framework.

Databricks transformed the SAP Garden in Munich into a center for data and AI innovation. The event marked an important step for companies that want to use AI agents productively beyond pilot projects—especially in conjunction with SAP systems.

With Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Applications 16, SUSE aims to set new standards for stability in business-critical IT environments—with a zero-trust platform for the era of S/4 transformation and long-term investment security.

New services create transparency, promote trust, and support companies in the responsible use of artificial intelligence.

SAP certificate management is becoming increasingly complex, and the use of resources is rising continuously. Automation software for certificate management addresses these challenges in several ways.

The consensus notification procedure (KMV) represents an important step toward digitizing and standardizing reporting processes. In this interview, SAP HCM expert Andre Weis explains how the FIS/HRD KMV tool reduces the workload for organizations through automated, error-free processes.