7-minutes: My top picks from the SAP S/4HANA Cloud 2005 – 2020 Q2 release
Mostafa Elghazaly
Founder of Signify Solution | Writer | Focuses on Digital & AI Strategies, Cybersecurity, GRC, Risk Management and Portfolio Management
I will admit I am always extremely excited to check out what’s new with each SAP product release. Check out my previous posts for the 1909 and 2002 updates to learn more about other prior innovations.
Q2 is here and SAP has just released its newest version of the S4/HANA cloud system, version 2005. This release is a great new update with many functional and technical innovations. In this release alone, there are 100+ new features being introduced. That said, you can imagine how hard it was to pick my top handful items but let me try to take a stab at it and share with you what I consider to be the most interesting updates.
Let’s talk numbers first
My top-picks for the 2005 release
Before I go through my top updates, let me tell you my thought process. First, I have decided to only look through the new features in the 2005 release. Second, I have pre-determined 3 groups to help me stratify my most important updates. Lastly, I mapped my top picks against the pre-determined groups and rationalizing toward the most interesting ones I saw.
As mentioned earlier, the above are just a glimpse of the changes introduced in the latest S/4HANA Cloud 2005 release. If you have not started planning to integrate the S/4HANA Cloud version, make sure that you reach out to me and we can chat about your options and how the cloud solution can fit in your environment.
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