As we forge ahead in the digital era, the significance of integrated enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems can’t be overstated. One of the leading platforms in this space is S/4HANA, a formidable digital ERP core that’s redefining how businesses operate. However, to truly unlock the potential of S/4HANA and ensure a return on investment (ROI), there’s a crucial piece of the puzzle that enterprises need to address – the integration with solutions tailored for frontline workers.

In today’s fast-paced industrial landscape, cost optimization is not just a buzzword—it’s a necessity. Maintenance costs, often overlooked, can significantly impact the profitability and operational efficiency of an enterprise. SAP S/4HANA Plant Maintenance (PM) emerges as a game-changer in this realm. One strategy that is steering the ship of cost reductions in plant maintenance is the powerful integration of S/4HANA with the Connected Worker Platform. Let’s dive deep into this integration and see how it becomes a cornerstone for cost savings.

The mining industry has historically been one fraught with operational inefficiencies, costly equipment maintenance, and unforeseen disruptions. These challenges have magnified the need for effective cost-reduction strategies that don’t compromise on safety or productivity. Today, with the evolution of digital solutions and the rise of connected platforms, the landscape of mining operations is undergoing a significant transformation. One pivotal component of this transformation is the integration of S/4HANA with connected frontline worker platforms.

Effective asset management is not just a consideration but a fundamental necessity in the chemical industry. It plays a pivotal role in optimizing operations, ensuring safety, and meeting regulatory requirements while keeping costs in check. In this context, integrating a connected worker platform strategy with your existing SAP S/4HANA Plant Maintenance will be a game-changing development. It addresses the industry’s unique challenges, like real-time information from the ground 

In our modern, digitally-driven era, it’s surprising that certain sectors, especially maintenance, are still bogged down by outdated paper-based systems. The use of physical checklists and record-keeping has not only proven cumbersome but also introduces a plethora of challenges that can impede efficient and effective decision-making. Fortunately, the advent of digital inspection programs presents a promising solution. 

Happy to announce SAP HANA support for vSphere 7.0 U3c and later, including vSAN on Intel Ice Lake based server systems. See SAP support notes 2937606 (vSphere) and 2718982 (vSAN) for details. After a challenging validation, a virtual SAP HANA system based on vSphere 7 and vSAN 7 on Intel Ice Lake with up to 40-CPU cores now … Continued

With the successful validation and SAP support for up to 8-socket wide, 12 TB VMs with vSphere (ESXi) 7.0 U3c and later, new scalability and performance heights are now attainable. Our partner HPE recently performed two SAP BW benchmarks on the Superdome Flex 280 server, with 6 TB and 12 TB large SAP HANA 2.0 … Continued

While VMware extended the general support period for vSphere 6.5/6.7, which was originally scheduled to reach EoGS (End of General Support) on November 15, 2021 to October 15, 2022, now also this extended time is closing and all customers still running vSphere 6.7 or even vSphere 6.5 are advised to plan the migration to vSphere … Continued

While Cascade Lake 8-socket wide 12 TB VMs with vSphere (ESXi) 7.0 U2/U3 are supported since October 2021, VMware removed the ESXi 7.0 U3 release from our Product Downloads site in November 2021 since select customers had encountered issues while upgrading their environments to the ESXi 7 U3 release. For details please read following vSphere … Continued

The public cloud is a dichotomy of choice for most companies. On the one hand, organizations prefer to have the flexibility, cost-effectiveness, and simplicity of running systems in a cloud environment. Meanwhile, not every application in their existing on-premise landscape is suitable for the public cloud. SAP customers are certainly no exception. Any IT strategy … Continued