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S/4 Cloud Analitycs & AI

  • On 1 March 2017

Cloud, machine learning and digital assistants are three of the hottest issues in the technology industry at this time and SAP has decided to bring a number of updates to S / 4 HANA Cloud.

SAP is launching a series of novelties aimed at providing a more effective way of understanding all the data a company collects in its ERP system.
SAP S / 4 HANA’s new in-memory architecture, in combination with analytic capabilities, machine learning and SAP Fiori, the S / 4 HANA cloud will allow customers to customize and adapt models and processes so that they can Act in real time on business needs.

Darren Roos, SAP S / 4HANA cloud president, said: “SAP S / 4HANA Cloud features the latest innovative architecture and technology updates, along with the proven SAP experience set-up in enterprise management to inaugurate a new, genuinely intelligent ERP generation In the cloud.”

Suite updates include the Professional Service Cloud, which aims to become the right cloudend solution for end-to-end project management, and Finance Cloud, a modern and easy-touse finance solution that includes Part of Procurement and order management.

The latest update is called Enterprise Management Cloud, for managing both financial aspects and aspects of professional services, in a “real-time business” optic.
SAP also announced new artificial intelligence (Ai) capabilities within S / 4Hana Cloud, the off-premise version of its Erp inmemory.
The German vendor speaks of a new architecture combined with contextual analysis capabilities, a digital assistant, automated learning technologies and flowers, the Sap application suite presented with a simple interface to ensure the best experience User can.

SAP is doing a lot to change its image still conditioned by the fact that it is a company on the market since 1972.
The strategy to completely rewrite the code of its applications, to use a proprietary database with high performance Processing large amounts of data and extensive cloud utilization seems to give the first positive concrete results.