Is Agentic Automation the way to go when testing your S/4HANA Migration?

Join Naveen Muthyala, Director at McKesson Corporation, as he shares real lessons from testing SAP change at scale in one of McKesson’s most complex SAP environments. Naveen will walk through the challenges his team faced, process breadth, data complexity, tight release windows and what they did to keep risk under control and releases moving.

Alongside Prolifics UK and Tricentis, they will then look at how teams are starting to use large language models (LLMs) and agentic automation to reduce repetitive QA effort, keep regression suites current and surface issues earlier in the cycle. Expect a grounded discussion of what works well today, what needs clear guardrails and where human review still matters.

Key takeaways:

What “testing at scale” really looks like, from a team that’s lived it - You’ll hear first-hand lessons from McKesson on the realities of testing SAP change in a very large, complex environment: where teams tend to lose time, what breaks most often and which decisions make the biggest difference
A clear view of where agentic automation and LLMs can help in S/4HANA testing - They will cut through the hype and focus on use cases that are actually useful during migration and ongoing change - such as reducing repetitive QA tasks, supporting test preparation and speeding up analysis when things go wrong
Guardrails and governance so automation supports quality rather than undermining it - This session will cover the controls teams need so they can trust outcomes: traceability, change control for test assets and sensible review steps when using LLM-assisted or agent-led approaches

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