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Companies looking to benefit from SAP HANA need to migrate their operating system to a Linux platform before they can implement the in-memory database. And while this implementation may sound difficult, it doesn’t need to be: By adequately planning and using the proper tools and training, companies can move to a Linux platform with minimal disruption to their existing operations, smoothing their path to SAP HANA.
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