How can organisations successfully navigate the strategic migration from legacy SAP ERP to next-generation intelligent ERP suite?
The world has changed since you implemented SAP ECC. As organisations migrate to S/4HANA, risk postures evolve and new security challenges emerge. Join us this September as we explore S/4HANA Transformation and workplace innovation at Takeda's magnificent, newly renovated Dublin office.
This exclusive event brings together professionals from the energy, telecommunications, transport and engineering sectors alongside pharmaceutical and technology leaders to share insights on navigating complex enterprise transformations whilst building workplaces that inspire teams to thrive.
You'll have the unique opportunity to explore Takeda's impressive new Dublin offices with a special behind-the-scenes tour showcasing their revolutionary workspace transformation.
Our expert speakers will share practical insights on SAP migrations, customer-driven innovation, and enterprise security, ensuring you leave with actionable strategies for your own organisation's transformation journey.
Three Key Reasons to Attend:
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Understand Changing Risks: Learn how your risk posture evolves during the move from SAP ECC to S/4HANA and why it's critical to address these risks early in your transformation journey
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Reduce Technical Debt and Strengthen Security: Get practical guidance to clean up legacy issues and harden your systems against external attacks and internal misuse whilst preparing for future growth
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Stay on Track and Protect Your Investment: Discover how the Secure RISE Accelerator helps you derisk your migration and keep your S/4HANA transformation moving forward with confidence
Event Agenda
Event Speakers
Community Chair
Philip Adams
Philip is Head of Group IT at Mercury, an industry-leading multidisciplinary engineering business with unrivalled experience in multiple sectors and geographic regions, delivering complex engineering projects that enhance development in technology, well-being and the built environment. In his role, Philip is responsible for the IT strategy, landscape & budget across the Mercury Group, comprising all applications, infrastructure, communications and IT innovation for offices and construction sites. Prior to joining Mercury, Philip worked for Accenture on projects spanning public sector and financial services. Philip is also a Director of the UK & Ireland SAP User Group and served as Chairman from 2013 -2017. He is currently on the Core Leadership team for the SAP User Group Executive Network (SUGEN) which includes leaders from multiple user groups worldwide who are focused on driving the market toward excellence and innovation. Philip graduated from The Queens University of Belfast with a master’s degree in Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering.
