S/4HANA Migration: Migrating Payments and Bank Connectivity

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May 27, 2021

For a smooth S/4HANA migration, consider each stakeholder’s needs and simplify the scope of the project by decoupling bank connectivity. Here’s how.

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How to avoid the common pitfalls of an S/4HANA migration plan

The needs of the most important stakeholders during the S/4HANA migration and how to accommodate them for a smooth roll-out
Which common pitfalls of S/4HANA migration plans you need to look out for and how they can be avoided
How decoupling bank connectivity from the ERP migration can help you simplify the scope of the project and use your IT resourced more effectively

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