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AP teams upgrade to S/4 HANA for improvements in performance, automation and invoice processing. As they evaluate their tech stack and prepare to migrate, many teams assume this upgrade will also include better controls against costly errors like duplicate and overpayments. Our research shows that isn’t the case. We analysed our customers' data — both pre- and post-S/4 HANA migration — and we found a consistent truth: even the most modern ERP systems, including S/4 HANA, still need additional ...
Read more - Analysing payment controls on SAP S/4 HANA
With the 2027 deadline to upgrade to S4 HANA fast approaching, it's important to start your ERP migration as soon as possible or at the very least, have a plan in place.
Read more - How to migrate your ERP system to S4 HANA: A step by step guide
Businesses have until the end of 2027 to migrate from their legacy SAP ECC systems to the new and improved SAP S4 HANA. During that time, SAP will be offering assistance with maintenance and offboarding for SAP Business Suite 7, with an optional extension until 2030.
Read more - Mastering S4 HANA migration for ERP systems: All you need to know
ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) systems tend to be ‘Jacks of all trades, masters of none.’ Sure, they do the fundamentals well, but ultimately, they cover too much ground and don’t entirely fit all your team’s requirements, leaving big capability gaps.
Read more - The future of finance – the best ERP bolt-ons
There’s no doubt that Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software is invaluable to many businesses operating around the world today, and the data collated from these systems is both insightful and practical. But too many businesses are using their ERP as a ‘one size fits all’ approach to data analysis and planning, when in reality, an ERP should be just one aspect of an effective business strategy. Here are five instances where an ERP-only approach falls short of being comprehensive for most ...
Read more - Why your ERP system can no longer ride solo