Data, Integration, & SAP BTP Benchmark Report

As enterprise landscapes grow increasingly complex, it is crucial for organizations to ensure data movement across these landscapes meets their current and future needs. Despite many core systems still running in local environments, this recent SAPinsider research on Data, Integration and SAP BTP highlights that a significant number of workloads have already moved to the cloud with more than three quarters (78%) of respondents reporting they need to support cloud-to-on-premise integration scenarios. Additionally, designing a platform strategy becomes a critical component of a comprehensive data and integration strategy, as these platforms offer enhanced analytics, development, and artificial intelligence capabilities, including those of data and integration.

The survey asked the respondents to about their data landscapes, the integration scenarios they need to support, the number of solutions they are connecting with SAP systems, the types of integration tools they are using to complete these connections, their approaches taken to data across the enterprise their familiarity with SAP BTP, and the SAP BTP services they are using. While one of the biggest challenges organizations faced over the last few years has been about managing the exponential growth in data volumes and complexity, the need to ensure effective data governance and quality (35%) was identified as the most important factor in the current research. Complicating this scenario is the complexity of the overall IT landscape with just 24% of respondents reporting that they are running predominantly SAP solutions.

Download the benchmark report to read the full data analysis from 131 members of the SAPinsider community and receive recommendations for your own plans.
– Understand the types of integration scenarios that organizations are supporting.
– Explore the factors driving strategy for data, integration, and platforms.
– Learn about the which SAP BTP services are being used by organizations.
– See the data, integration, and SAP BTP technologies being used, implemented, or evaluated for use in the future.

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As enterprise landscapes grow increasingly complex, it is crucial for organizations to ensure data movement across these landscapes meets their current and future needs. Despite many core systems still running in local environments, this recent SAPinsider research on Data, Integration and SAP BTP highlights that a significant number of workloads have already moved to the cloud with more than three quarters (78%) of respondents reporting they need to support cloud-to-on-premise integration scenarios. Additionally, designing a platform strategy becomes a critical component of a comprehensive data and integration strategy, as these platforms offer enhanced analytics, development, and artificial intelligence capabilities, including those of data and integration.

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The survey asked the respondents to about their data landscapes, the integration scenarios they need to support, the number of solutions they are connecting with SAP systems, the types of integration tools they are using to complete these connections, their approaches taken to data across the enterprise their familiarity with SAP BTP, and the SAP BTP services they are using. While one of the biggest challenges organizations faced over the last few years has been about managing the exponential growth in data volumes and complexity, the need to ensure effective data governance and quality (35%) was identified as the most important factor in the current research. Complicating this scenario is the complexity of the overall IT landscape with just 24% of respondents reporting that they are running predominantly SAP solutions.

Download the benchmark report to read the full data analysis from 131 members of the SAPinsider community and receive recommendations for your own plans.

• Understand the types of integration scenarios that organizations are supporting.
• Explore the factors driving strategy for data, integration, and platforms.
• Learn about which SAP BTP services are being used by organizations.
• See the data, integration, and SAP BTP technologies being used, implemented, or evaluated for use in the future.