That true. But this is for the beginners and people get confused about mainstream maintenance, extended maintenance, etc. Hence I have kept it simple by saying it’s out of support. To be factual, ECC will be out of mainstream maintenance in 2027. That means SAP will still support it going beyond 2027 only for the known issues. They won’t provide support for new bugs(unless the customer chooses extended maintenance). There won’t be any new functions developed either.
I appreciate this video and the valuable insights it provides for moving to S/4 HANA. The information presented here is very helpful for anyone who is considering making the transition. Most important point. SAP ECC is the main ERP application, while S/4HANA is the next-generation ERP software. ECC will go out of support in 2027, while S/4HANA will be supported until 2040 Running SAP S/4HANA requires an SAP HANA database SAP S/4HANA has a modern user interface and advanced features like embedded analytics and real-time dashboards. SAP S/4HANA enhancements in Finance Module Integration of business partners in SAP S/4HANA SAP S/4HANA simplifies data structures and improves system performance with the UniFi data model Key differences between SAP ECC & S/4HANA in logistics space
Hi, This video very useful also can you please provide how many tables in ECC vs S/4HANA, what objects are changed and what object are remain same in S/4HANA.
Sir, I am a fresher student who recently complete my degree and i have intrested in sap , so plz suggest me - what i will learn on SAP ABAP (ECC or HANA) Or both
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Excellent work, @ERP is Easy. I am an SAP expert, and this video is at a level where it can be equally useful to beginners and experts.
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I am a fresher student . I am interested in SAP so please suggest me what I am choose on SAP ABAP (ECC or HANA or both)
@@snket600 HANA is the present and the future. If I were you, I'd go with HANA.
ECc is not out of support ...only end mainstream maintenance.
That true. But this is for the beginners and people get confused about mainstream maintenance, extended maintenance, etc. Hence I have kept it simple by saying it’s out of support.
To be factual, ECC will be out of mainstream maintenance in 2027. That means SAP will still support it going beyond 2027 only for the known issues. They won’t provide support for new bugs(unless the customer chooses extended maintenance). There won’t be any new functions developed either.
I appreciate this video and the valuable insights it provides for moving to S/4 HANA. The information presented here is very helpful for anyone who is considering making the transition.
Most important point.
SAP ECC is the main ERP application, while S/4HANA is the next-generation ERP software.
ECC will go out of support in 2027, while S/4HANA will be supported until 2040
Running SAP S/4HANA requires an SAP HANA database
SAP S/4HANA has a modern user interface and advanced features like embedded analytics and real-time dashboards.
SAP S/4HANA enhancements in Finance Module
Integration of business partners in SAP S/4HANA
SAP S/4HANA simplifies data structures and improves system performance with the UniFi data model
Key differences between SAP ECC & S/4HANA in logistics space
Thanks for the summary 🙂
hi! is possible working in SAP GUI with SAP S/4 HANA?
Hi, yes it is possible but SAP recommends using Fiori for S/4HANA.
Hi, This video very useful also can you please provide how many tables in ECC vs S/4HANA, what objects are changed and what object are remain same in S/4HANA.
Sir, I am a fresher student who recently complete my degree and i have intrested in sap , so plz suggest me - what i will learn on SAP ABAP
(ECC or HANA) Or both
Hi, please go through my videos. I have provided all the required info for a fresher to kick start their SAP journey. All the best!
SAP Business one can run on Oracle database. It’s aimed to small and medium size companies, I can’t find if it’s a SaaS
Brilliant video. Thank you sir!
Thanks for watching!