ERP Ecosystem
Conversions
Companies currently using SAP ECC face the challenge of adopting SAP S/4HANA within the deadlines set by the manufacturer, and doing so by enhancing their business operations. We carry out this conversion with a strategic vision and technical capability.
ERP Ecosystem
Conversions
Companies currently using SAP ECC face the challenge of adopting SAP S/4HANA within the deadlines set by the manufacturer, and doing so by enhancing their business operations. We carry out this conversion with a strategic vision and technical capability.
Companies currently using SAP ECC face the challenge of adopting S/4 HANA within the deadlines set by the manufacturer. The conversion or Brownfield approach is the most suitable for installations satisfied with their current functionality and seeking a non-disruptive transformation based on a clear migration and system evolution project.
At SEIDOR, we have a specific division (SEIDOR Conversion Factory) specialized in conversion projects, in order to make this transition period more adaptable and manageable for the entire organization. This division brings together specialists from each of the areas involved in the process to provide a comprehensive service and tackle it with guarantee for each of our clients, as well as for all companies that want to trust in our experience and organization. To do this, we have the following portfolio of perfectly industrialized services:
Intended for those organizations that need changes and for which the adoption of the ERP S/4HANA is a lever. We define how to make those changes and address the shortcomings, through the most appropriate way and with a focus on costs.
To achieve optimal conversion, it is necessary to identify its impact, assess efforts and costs, and define a future innovation Roadmap.
As a complement to the study, the draft conversion allows a proof of concept that delivers a technically converted system on which to carry out tests.
We carry out the tasks resulting from the Conversion Study efficiently, meeting deadlines and costs, and with the highest safety.
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