Survey poll results
Has your organization started migrating to SAP S/4HANA?
70% of survey respondents are in the process of migrating to SAP S/4HANA or have already completed it, signaling strong alignment with the 2027 deadline which marks the end of support for older SAP ERP systems.
On a scale of 1 to 10, how challenging has the migration been?
Participants rated the challenge of migrating to SAP S/4HANA as 6.2 out of 10. This suggests that while the process is generally challenging, it is not overwhelmingly so. Companies utilizing external partners typically reported lower levels of difficulty, underscoring the benefit of external expertise in navigating the complexities of SAP S/4HANA migration.
What are your SAP operations priorities during migration?
The survey highlights that 58% of organizations prioritize upskilling existing talent and 43% focus on cost reduction in SAP S/4HANA migration. This suggests a strategic approach emphasizing workforce development and financial efficiency, indicating a balanced focus on internal resource optimization and cost management for a successful migration.
What are the biggest challenges your organization faces in SAP operations?
The survey findings indicate that 60% of respondents identify 'Lack of Expertise' and 'Change Management' as major challenges in ERP modernization, emphasizing the critical need for skilled professionals and robust change management strategies. Additionally, around 20% highlight concerns such as 'Data Migration' and 'Tech Integration,' reflecting significant technical challenges.
Have you implemented AIOps in your organization?
89% of the respondents have not implemented AIOps. Only 11% report partial implementation. This suggests that while there is some awareness and initial adoption of AIOps, the majority of organizations are still in the early stages of exploring or integrating these advanced operational technologies into their SAP environments.
On a scale of 1 to 10, how satisfied are you with your current journey to ERP modernization?
From the 70% who have started or completed their migrations, the average satisfaction level with ERP modernization journeys among the survey participants is approximately 8 out of 10. This high average score suggests a generally positive perception of the ERP modernization process, indicating that most organizations feel confident and content with their progress and outcomes in this area.
What’s your greatest gap or need for ERP modernization?
71% of respondents identify 'Inhouse Skills' as their primary need, while 14% point to the 'Increase in Cost of Talent' and 14% to the challenges with managing the 'Number of Projects.' This highlights a significant focus on enhancing internal expertise and addressing financial and project management challenges in ERP modernization.