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The AI Investment Paradox: Balancing Innovation with Fiscal Responsibility As artificial intelligence continues to transform industries, companies are discovering that…
The AI Investment Paradox: Balancing Innovation with Fiscal Responsibility As artificial intelligence continues to transform industries, companies are discovering that…
Sophisticated Espionage Campaign Crosses Perceived Political Boundaries In a development that challenges conventional wisdom about international cyber alliances, security researchers…
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More than ten years since S/4HANA’s introduction, the vast majority of SAP’s legacy customers report struggling to build compelling business cases for migration. Research indicates widespread confusion about SAP’s evolving licensing models and support policies, with many enterprises exploring alternative paths forward.
More than a decade after SAP introduced its S/4HANA in-memory ERP system, the vast majority of legacy customers continue to face significant challenges building compelling business cases for migration, according to recent research. Sources indicate that 95 percent of existing users describe constructing a positive case for upgrading as requiring substantial effort or being genuinely challenging.
Strategic Partnership Advances Pakistan’s Digital Infrastructure UAE-based data center specialist XDS has forged a significant partnership with Pakistan’s Al Nahal…