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Resulting IT29-Sep-2022 11:32:411 min read

Demystify S/4HANA with FusionGraph

Finally - a simple way to understand what’s different in SAP S/4HANA

If you’re like most SAP customers, you probably don’t really know what’s in the S/4HANA box.

Is it any wonder you can’t build an S/4 Business Case?

First, SAP told you to move to S/4HANA by 2025.  Now, they’ve moved the goalposts to 2030 (at a cost) before the end-of-life for ECC.

This rush to migrate is fine, but...

  • 63% of SAP customers don’t know what’s different in S/4HANA
  • 75% don't know what has been simplified
  • 80% don’t know what’s been completely removed from S/4HANA

Still confused about SAP S/4 HANA?

SAP has published plenty of information about S/4HANA. However, much of this information is complex, fragmented, and technical.

Take the S/4HANA Simplification Item Catalog: a 900 page PDF that explains every technical nuance of S/4.

To the average user it’s too complex, and extracting information is a difficult and time consuming challenge.

So how can you build your S/4 business case?

Just like the SAP Simplification Item Catalogue, the Fiori App Library and the What’s New Viewer are too dense and provide too much information for the average user.

The problem is, you can’t build your business case for S/4HANA without understanding what’s changed, which means you need to interpret the information in these complex documents. 

That’s where FusionGraph comes in.

 

Understand what’s new in SAP S/4HANA

FusionGraph’s unique S/4HANA data set is the only cloud-based software solution that enables SAP customers to quickly understand the impact of moving to S/4HANA.

With FusionGraph, you can visualise S/4HANA features for each functional area or module of S/4HANA, helping you to better understand how S/4HANA affects your programme.

 

See FusionGraph

 

Download "Fifty shades of blue: the secrets to taking control of your S/4HANA journey" for everything you need to know about S/4HANA migration. 

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