PBS

4 results

  1. Master Data Automation

    The Value of Data Volume Management Using Data Archiving in SAP

    Reading time: 2 mins

    Data Volume Management (DVM) in SAP systems is essential for optimizing performance, reducing costs, and ensuring regulatory compliance. A key component of DVM is data archiving, which provides numerous benefits. By offloading inactive data to archive storage, it enhances system responsiveness and transaction speeds, thereby improving overall performance. Cost reductions are achieved by moving non-essential…

  2. Cloud computing. Cloud Innovation and Transformation

    SAP Documents and Content Archival: Migration to Cloud-based storage

    Reading time: 2 mins

    Transitioning to cloud-based storage offers several advantages, particularly for SAP application content and document storage. It provides flexible and cost-effective storage options with pricing models that adapt to varying access demands, enhancing scalability and performance through regionalized data centers. This setup not only improves data retrieval speed but also offers superior data security and disaster…

  3. abstract image of tunnel with white, purple, yellow rays of light | Data archiving

    Data Archiving Woes? Look No Further

    Reading time: 1 mins

    To put it simply, data archiving stores data on a lower-cost tier of long-term storage, thereby reducing costs and storage consumption. For SAP users, data archiving in any environment is challenging not only due to its technical complexity, but also as it’s something that isn’t often viewed as adding value.

  4. image for order management

    Integrated Access to SAP Online and Archive Data with PBS Add-ons

    Reading time: 2 mins

    Managing significant volumes of data is an especially intricate task for enterprises especially in utilities, telecommunications, and insurance sectors. These industries commonly foster multiple business interactions with their customers, leading to the necessity of storing numerous contracts per customer within their systems. This process invariably yields an immense volume of accounts and documents, culminating in…