Overview
Legacy ECC to a clean, extensible S/4HANA core — without the folklore.
SAP programmes fail on scope and change management far more often than on technology. We start with a readiness assessment that puts a number on custom-code debt, data quality and process variance before anyone commits to a date.
Delivery follows a clean-core discipline: standard process first, extensions on BTP rather than in the core, and automated regression so each release is boring.
What the engagement covers
Readiness assessment
Custom-code analysis, data profiling and a costed migration path.
Brownfield and greenfield
Conversion or a clean rebuild, chosen on evidence not preference.
Data migration
Cleansing, mapping, mock loads and reconciliation you can audit.
BTP extensions
Side-by-side apps and integrations that survive the next upgrade.
Integration and interfaces
SAP to non-SAP flows monitored end to end.
Hypercare and AMS
Structured stabilisation followed by an application managed service.
Typical results
How we run it
Discover
Two weeks inside your operation. We measure the baseline, meet the people who do the work and write down what is actually true.
Design
An architecture and a sequenced roadmap, each phase carrying its own business case so you can stop at any point and still be ahead.
Deliver
Small teams, short cycles, working software every fortnight. Progress is visible on a board you can open at any time.
Sustain
Handover with runbooks and training, then managed support at whatever level suits your internal capability.
Questions we are asked
All services
- Cloud Management
- Data & Analytics
- SAP Transformation
- Talent Consulting
- Digital Transformation
- AI & Automation
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Let's map the path forward.
A ninety-minute working session with our practice leads. No deck, no pitch — we look at your actual constraints and tell you where we would start.