HANA Migration: Ensuring High Availability and Minimizing Disruptions

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  • Harry Aujla

    Director of Partner Alliances, SIOS Technology Corp

    Expert since 2023

Key Takeaways

⇨ Customers who haven't migrated have limited options: either opt for an expensive premium support-only package or have their mission-critical systems operate entirely without maintenance support.

⇨ But migrating to SAP HANA is far more complex than a routine database switch especially from a technical and operational perspective.

⇨ With the right preparation and commitment to availability, companies can unlock HANA's immense potential while insulating operations from risk.

SAP S/4HANA migration is not just about adopting a new technology but ensuring HANA becomes the robust and reliable foundation for continued innovation and growth. As 2027 end-of-maintenance deadline approaches, businesses must invest the required care, resources, and expertise to transition successfully without disruptions. With the right preparation and commitment to availability, companies can unlock HANA's immense potential while insulating operations from risk. But there are both immense opportunity and considerable challenges. HANA's in-memory capabilities enable real-time analytical insights and accelerated processes that can redefine competitive advantage. And with SAP's focus shifting to HANA-exclusive offerings like S/4 HANA ERP, embracing their new platform is imperative for innovation.

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