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SAP ATTP ON S/4HANA FOUNDATION
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SAP ATTP migration to S/4HANA is rarely on anyone’s wish list — yet for many companies, it’s becoming unavoidable. The real question is not if you should transition, but how to turn a mandatory upgrade into a controlled, value-driven project instead of a costly disruption. In this webinar, our experts break down the strategic drivers, practical prerequisites, realistic timelines, and risk mitigation strategies that make the difference between project stress and project success. Join us to gain a clear, experience-based roadmap — and the confidence to approach your ATTP transition the right way.

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Migrating to SAP ATTP on S/4HANA: From Strategy to Execution

1. Welcome & Introduction

• Who should consider this transition
• What you will walk away with

 2. Why Transition? Understanding the Limitations

The Holistic Perspective

• Current limitations of legacy ATTP environments
• Business and compliance trigger points to upgrade
• Dependencies and prerequisites you must consider

💡 Outcome: Clear understanding of why the transition matters and when it becomes unavoidable.

 3. The Benefits of SAP ATTP on S/4HANA

• Performance and scalability improvements
• Integration advantages
• Operational efficiencies

💡 Outcome: A business case framework to justify the move internally.

 4. From Strategy to Project: How to Execute the Migration

The Project Perspective

• Migration timelines and realistic planning assumptions
• Required resources and stakeholder roles
• Key activities across project phases
• Risk mitigation strategies and common pitfalls
• Best practices from real projects

💡 Outcome: A practical roadmap to structure your own migration project.

 5. Key Migration Steps, Challenges & Best Practices

• Technical transition approach
• Data considerations
• Integration and validation challenges
• Lessons learned from the field

💡 Outcome: Awareness of risks before they become problems.

 6. Expert Q&A Session

• Open discussion
• Specific case questions
• Peer insights and practical advice