Microsoft Power Platform and SAP: Better Together
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In recent years, the rapid digitization of businesses has underscored the growing adoption of cloud technology and the increasing demand for automating complex workflows through
While SAP is a reliable ERP solution, it does have limitations or rough edges, particularly in terms of customization and upgrade costs.
Microsoft’s Power Platform addresses these challenges with low-code tools and enterprise-level development capabilities, fostering collaboration between citizens and professional developers.
Organizations today face significant challenges in supporting users due to outdated systems and insufficient resources, compounded by labor shortages and evolving business demands. The rise of digitization and cloud adoption, along with the push for “no-code” and “low-code” solutions, has highlighted the need for agile, fit-for-purpose applications. SAP, despite its strengths in ERP, struggles with customization and high upgrade costs, often requiring specialized resources. Continuous customization to meet diverse organizational needs is crucial but difficult, leading to inefficiencies and data inaccuracies. Traditional lengthy development cycles are no longer viable, necessitating quick, user-tailored solutions.
Microsoft’s Power Platform addresses these issues with low-code tools that enable collaboration between citizen and professional developers, facilitating real-time problem-solving and integration with over 1400 prebuilt connectors. By enabling rapid application development, Power Platform ensures solutions are valuable and relevant upon deployment.
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