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Organizations running SAP ECC often postpone operational improvements because they assume anything built today will need to be rebuilt during an S/4HANA migration, a belief the article argues is incorrect.
Custom logic embedded directly in the SAP core typically creates migration complexity, while applications that use supported SAP interfaces and operate outside the core can continue to function through an S/4HANA transition.
Companies can modernize business processes, user experiences, and operational applications on ECC now without necessarily increasing future migration effort, provided solutions are designed with a clean-core approach.
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