Case Study

Migration from ECC to S4/HANA for SAP ERP and TARI systems

A migration process has been initiated to transfer the existing SAP system (ECC) to SAP S/4HANA for a leading public operator in urban waste collection and management.

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Challenge
The customer needed to migrate to the S/4HANA platform and re-engineer its processes while ensuring operational continuity.
Approach
The approach taken was like-for-like, i.e. aimed at maintaining the structure, configurations and developments of the AS-IS system unchanged, while migrating to the new platform. This was a SAP Brownfield migration, an approach that enabled the transition to S/4HANA while preserving the existing system, with operational continuity and without complete re-engineering of processes.
Solution
The ECC conversion strategy involved using the standard SUM tool, implementing an initial test phase on a sandbox system and then gradually rolling it out across the entire production landscape. During this phase, it was necessary to adopt a ‘double maintenance’ strategy to keep the two landscapes (ECC and S/4HANA) aligned. For the SAP TARI system, a new landscape was built without business data but compliant with the AS-IS system in terms of data structures, customising and specific developments, using standard conversion tools.
Results

 

 

 

 

Improved efficiency, reduced costs, increased quality

 

 

Creation of synergies between existing applications

 

 

Reduced time to market

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