Research Papers

Download the latest Syniti/UKISUG research report. Key findings from the report include: 70% of organisations have developed a data strategy, with 19% in the planning stage, compared to 63% and 23% respectively a year prior. One in five (20%) organisations now have a comprehensive data strategy across their entire organisation, compared to just 12% last year. Only 28% of organisations believe they have the necessary skills to effectively make use of their data. And a third (32%) are not confident about the quality of their data. 79% of organisations say data management presents a challenge when moving from ECC 6.0 to S/4HANA. 86% of organisations report that data management challenges will slow the adoption of AI technology.

Real insights from the SAP community. This comprehensive guide draws on interviews with customers and partners who've walked this path before you, combined with expert input from SAP. You'll gain access to genuine experiences, practical anecdotes and proven learnings that can help accelerate your own BTP evaluation and planning.

With the 2027 ECC maintenance deadline moving ever closer, migrating to SAP S/4HANA is a business priority for an increasing number of SAP user organisations. In many cases, this migration is also part of an organisation’s wider digital transformation, as they look to take advantage of the latest technology capabilities and innovations. Whatever an organisation’s reasoning for SAP S/4HANA migration, there are an increasing number of ways that it can be deployed, all of which can impact future technology roadmap decisions. To learn more about how our members are adopting SAP S/4HANA, their experiences to date, and their views on RISE and SAP’s cloud strategy, we surveyed 130 key decision makers at SAP user organisations in the UK and Ireland.

Discover key insights from UKISUG's S/4HANA survey of 123 SAP decision makers. Learn about adoption challenges, cloud innovation concerns, integration issues, skills shortages & RISE with SAP experiences in our report.