Inventory is the foundation of supply chain planning in SAP S/4HANA because every logistics and planning process depends on how stock quantities and values are classified, managed, and moved.

The expansion of global supply chains has permitted organizations to optimize facility locations and enhance international logistics.

In a Kanban environment, when production workers take the last part from a bin, they send a signal to other workers, who then make more of the required parts and ensure delivery to the assembly line.

Designing a clear, scalable account structure is one of the most important foundational decisions you’ll make when working with SAP Business Technology Platform (SAP BTP).

In today’s fast-paced digital economy, organizations are under constant pressure to innovate, remain agile, and reduce complexity—all while ensuring business continuity and operational excellence.

SAP Integration Suite functions as a centralized integration platform within SAP BTP, thereby empowering companies to implement comprehensive, flexible, and futureproof integration of cloud and on-premise systems.

Planning in SAP S/4HANA is changing dramatically from the classic planning transactions that we know from SAP ERP.

Patch days (also sometimes referred to as patch Tuesdays/update Tuesdays) serve as critical checkpoints for users and system administrators alike.

Working with OData services in SAP often begins with understanding how to access and test those services, and the service URL plays a central role in that process.

Once you have created a contract in SAP S/4HANA, you should review the details.