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SAP S/4HANA Migration, improving the existing instead of reinventing everything

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Your SAP landscape has grown over the years and is now ready for the next step. We specifically develop existing systems further, simplify structures, and support your transformation to SAP S/4HANA.

Why mature SAP systems eventually hit limits

SAP systems evolve with the company. New processes are added, individual customisations arise, and interfaces are expanded. What has worked for years can become increasingly complex.

An ERP transformation creates the opportunity to question existing structures and simplify processes.

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Making the existing ERP landscape future-proof with SAP S/4HANA

A transformation does not automatically mean starting from scratch. Together we decide which processes and solutions have proven effective and where changes create real value.

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  • Analysing existing processes and system landscape
  • Targeted review of individual customisations
  • Reducing complexity and unnecessary structures
  • Structuring the migration to SAP S/4HANA
  • Cleanly transferring data, processes, and integrations
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Where an ERP transformation creates concrete value

A transformation is particularly worthwhile where mature structures slow down processes or new requirements are difficult to implement with the existing system.

Typical starting situations:

  • Migration of existing SAP systems to SAP S/4HANA
  • Too many individual customisations in the existing system
  • Complex interfaces and historically grown processes
  • Lack of transparency over data and workflows
  • New business models or corporate structures

Success stories
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ERP transformation with a focus on your business

Technology is only part of a successful transformation. What matters is that processes work more simply after the switch and your employees can work with the new system.

SRB combines deep SAP expertise with process understanding and years of project experience.

About us
  • Over 20 years of experience with SAP ERP

  • Experience with mature SAP landscapes

  • Focus on practical migration strategies

  • Support beyond go-live

How a successful SAP project is implemented at SRB

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  1. Analysis of your existing processes

    We understand how your company operates today and where the potential lies.

  2. Development of suitable SAP solutions

    Together we design the solution that fits your workflows and goals.

  3. Implementation and integration

    We implement and integrate cleanly into your existing SAP landscape.

  4. Further development during ongoing operations

    After go-live, we remain by your side and continue to develop the system.

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From the initial implementation to the further development of existing systems. We accompany you where your company currently stands, and with the solution area that has the greatest leverage.

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Analyses and key figures that provide real decision-making bases.

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Insights from practice around SAP & business processes

Let us improve your processes

In an initial conversation, we will show you specifically how you can gain efficiency.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does ERP transformation mean?
ERP transformation refers to the modernisation and further development of an existing ERP landscape. Systems can be consolidated, processes standardised, and existing SAP solutions migrated to a modern platform like SAP S/4HANA.
Support for SAP ERP ends in 2027; who helps Austrian companies with the transition?
For companies with an ECC system, there is time for a planned migration project until the end of maintenance. SRB supports the SAP S/4HANA transition for companies across Austria, from analysis to data migration and beyond go-live.
What is an SAP Readiness Check?
The SAP Readiness Check analyses an existing SAP system to determine which adjustments, add-ons, and data volumes will be relevant during migration to SAP S/4HANA. The result forms the basis for effort estimation and migration strategy.
Does an ERP transformation always have to be a complete new implementation?
No. Existing systems and processes can be specifically further developed. Which transformation strategy makes sense depends on the existing SAP landscape and the company's goals.
What happens to existing individual SAP solutions?
Existing extensions are reviewed and evaluated. Useful functions can be adopted or modernised, while no longer needed custom solutions can be simplified or replaced with standard functions.