Monitoring your carbon footprint aligns your company with global efforts to address climate change and serves as a cornerstone of responsible corporate governance and cutting-edge sustainable business practices. Understanding your SAP data to its fullest is the first step on the journey towards a more sustainable future. With an advanced operational reporting solution that delivers proper data analysis, you can put your best foot forward.

SAP (Systems, Applications, and Products in Data Processing) is a multinational software corporation founded in 1972, providing software solutions for business process management, with a focus on enterprise resource planning (ERP). From a small startup, it has witnessed remarkable growth to become a global enterprise with over 105,000 employees.

Next year, finance teams utilizing SAP will face unparalleled pressure due to a confluence of economic challenges. The demand for actionable insights will grow amidst a landscape marred by economic recession and escalating inflation rates. These adversities heighten the necessity for finance professionals to adeptly translate raw data into strategic guidance.

Your SAP system collects vast amounts of financial and operational data. But you only tap into a portion of SAP’s potential power when this data is kept siloed within separate departments, systems or spreadsheets. CFOs are under increasing pressure to provide actionable insights that guide leadership decision-making. In today’s turbulent market, it’s key that these insights include data inputs from across the whole organization, not just finance.

We are excited to announce the 2023.2 release of Tricentis LiveCompare! In the world of SAP testing and analysis, data security is paramount. In this latest release, LiveCompare offers a robust data masking feature that empowers you to safeguard sensitive information, ensure compliance with data privacy regulations, and customize data obfuscation.

Unlocking the full potential of your SAP solution requires the complete trust of your data. Without trust, users will second guess any insights, stalling business progress. Research has pinpointed three key pain points that companies encounter with their SAP data: a prevailing sense of data distrust, a lack of maintenance and data cleansing, and a shortage of skilled users. These pain points not only impede progress but also pose significant roadblocks to migrating to S/4HANA, the future of SAP.