My presentation to SAP's UK #SAPForum in Birmingham on July 03 2013.
Synopsis:
Because data is what drives key business processes, to fully realise return on your SAP investment it's critical that the data you have is of high quality and validated to fully support your business processes. Although most data migrations focus almost exclusively on the technical build the 'X factor' for success lies in good Data Design. This session will explain how to select the optimal migration approach for your requirements, what Data Design actually involves and how collaborating with the business in Data Design will dramatically reduce project risks, timescales and costs.
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Richard Neale
Product and Marketing Manager
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Notas del editor
SynopsisData Design: The X Factor for a Successful SAP MigrationThe biggest mistake most organisations make is to approach data migration as a tactical challenge, overlooking the fact that data is what drives their key business processes. Data Migration can be expensive, risky and difficult – yet in spite of well-known risks many businesses frequently do not fully understand the challenges until too late and problems become expensive to fix. Sharing ‘real world client experiences this session discuss:Why good Data Design is critical to successful data migrationHow to engage the business to ensure the data you have is transformed into the data your business processes needHow to select the optimal approach for your specific data migration requirementsHow automated code generation dramatically reduces project risks, timescales and costsAlthough based on Clive’s extensive SAP experience there are lessons to be learned here for all enterprise scale data migrations.
Within the Data Migration area, again the reports provide validation and information to support the creation of the mapping specifications and value mapping processes, as well as tracking progress for the projects management team. The actual data flowing through the migration process is dynamically available within the Data Profiling, Rule Violation and Data Model reports.