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Introduction In our previous articles on SAP data management, we touched on the first three principles of the DART methodology—Drivers, Actions, and Requirements. Drivers are pressures (either internal or external) faced by businesses that spur business decisions. Actions are steps…

Introduction In our last blog article on data management and the DART methodology, we discussed the importance of Actions—or strategies—on enterprise data management strategy. Understanding what Drivers are exerting pressure on your business can help shed light on what Actions…

Introduction As data’s importance in business grows, so do the pressures it exerts on modern organizations. In the wake of these demands—or Drivers, as outlined in SAPinsider’s DART (Drivers, Action, Requirements, Technologies) model—enterprises strive to turn data into value. As…

Introduction Over the past decade, data has played an increasingly larger role in business. Enterprises have begun investing in their data, adopting data management strategies and tools that unlock the value hidden inside their data estates. This is especially true…

This is the second in a three-part Pythian blog series on the benefits, challenges and considerations surrounding a migration to SAP S/4HANA. Read the first post here. So, you’re planning to migrate your enterprise resource planning (ERP) software to SAP …

Last year, SAP announced another extension to its support deadline for legacy systems, pushing it from 2025 to the end of 2027.  Despite this minor respite, however, it’s only a matter of time before businesses reliant on older systems will…

If you didn’t spend much time absorbed in Google Cloud Next 21 content last week, you may have missed an interesting announcement reaffirming the partnership that SAP and Google Cloud have been cementing over the last three years and recently…