Migration to SAP Integration Suite: a step-by-step guide
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PDF, 15 pages
Migration to SAP Integration Suite: a step-by-step guide
We have run this migration several times and wrote down how we do it.
On one of our projects 150 integrations moved in six months. With AI the effort is now 30% lower than a year ago.
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150integrations moved in six months on one of our projects
30%less effort with AI than a year ago
15pages, from the first assessment to switching off SAP PO
Inside the guide
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Second edition
The first edition came out in October 2024. A migration then meant an assessment, a lot of manual analysis and many developer hours for the custom code.
Then we ran the projects. One moved 150 integrations in six months and modernised 60% of them on the way. In another the scope tripled before go-live, because the new platform worked and the business wanted more of it.
Along the way AI changed the job. Custom code that we used to rewrite by hand is now rewritten by a model and reviewed by a developer. The old guide no longer described how we work, so we wrote a new one.
Extended maintenance buys time. It does not solve any of these problems.
From chapter 1, Introduction
From the guide
A model knows only what integration delivers.
On AI and the integration layer
This is one of the last chances to put the integration landscape in order. On a proven path it costs little more than a lift and shift.
On the target architecture
We always propose to start with the simpler interfaces, so that the team learns the platform before the complex scenarios come.
On planning the waves
SAP Integration Suite: from migration to modern integration
Warsaw. We walk through the guide live, together with SAP and Qemetica. The conference is held in Polish.
