We’ve simplified SAP change control.
Automated SAP change control resources for almost any business.
As development methodologies increasingly change from waterfall to agile, organizations can frequently introduce more high-quality SAP change. In this scenario, a robust and mature release management process has never been more crucial.
Businesses want more SAP change than ever before. A robust, easy-to-use SAP release management process is a must to meet requirements without disruption your SAP systems.
Automating SAP management enforces consistent processes that guarantees compliance and minimizes interruptions to your daily business as your systems aren’t prone to human error.
Ultimately, the risk is significantly reduced, and SAP IT teams can deliver high-quality SAP change at the speed of business.
Ultimately, the risk is significantly reduced, and SAP IT teams can deliver high-quality SAP change at the speed of business.
Eliminating known and potential hazards is crucial to reducing risk in SAP change. You must ensure change velocity is matched by the automation tools incorporated in your SAP application development environment.
Here are 3 SAP project challenges when you have two development instances sending changes into a single production instance.
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Secure software development must be a priority today. In an era of cyberattacks that can impact everyone, from individuals to corporations and governments, the risks are everywhere. Applications, systems, and networks are constantly under attack from threats such as malicious code or denial of service.
We’ve all heard the arguments why agile won’t work in the SAP sector. Large teams are working on high-stake projects that can run for months, even years before the solution is delivered to production. At the same time, we’re talking about your organization’s systems of records, so it can be risky to deliver incomplete software to the production environment.
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