5 Key Drivers Shaping SAP Estates in 2024 and Beyond
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Key Takeaways
⇨ From an increased focus on automation for efficiency and UX for customer satisfaction to significant changes in cloud infrastructures, such as the move to hyperscalers to take a step up in ease and performance, next year promises a whole host of technological changes.
⇨ Core systems will finally get a taste of the limelight in 2024 and businesses will realize core systems need to be firing on all cylinders to get the most out of newly onboarded technology.
⇨ CTOs, in conjunction with their IT and product teams, will need to ramp up the information they provide to the rest of the C-Suite on their organization's current tech environment.
Digital transformation has moved far beyond a buzzword, now symbolizing the constant and critical pursuit of smarter, more effective, and tech-led ways of competing in today’s modern business landscape. It is truly remarkable how far businesses have come, from a tentative toe-dipping into the idea of moving hardware off-premise, to full-blown cloud migration, embracing the rise of automation, new cloud functionality, and, most recently, the AI boom. That said, the concept of ‘digital transformation’ is so varied, relative, and oftentimes confusing, that enterprises need to focus on the key drivers of change for 2024 and beyond. More often than not, the most impactful change relies on optimization of core systems, notably those on SAP.