Post by Timothy Kaufmann

The Discovery Day for the #SAPIntegratedToolchain shows the necessity to Digitize the #Transformation! Yesterday we had the honour to run the Discovery Day of the #SAPIntegratedToolchain with wonderful guests and content. 👉The motto "Digitize the Transformation" with our host Melanie Schauber. 👉Dr. Wieland Schreiner showed the possibilities and highlighted CALM as the Digital Operations Center and put the integration aspect of the SAP Toolchain as the key advantage. 👉Christoph Kernke mentioned more than 15 out-of-the box integrations and numerous templates of the toolchain. 👉Marlene Beyer accentuated the role of @Deloitte as guide in the SAP Toolchain and Transformation and the role of AI in the Toolchain. 👉Ralf Scherer from BMW suggests to think about the Toolchain as early as possible in the transformation and to think it end-2-end. 👉Sebastian Rettenmeier from Carl Zeiss and Pia Distler from Deloitte made it clear that a good process definition of all processes is the best starting point for the Toolchain. 👉Jan B. from Fresenius showed the importance of the automation in the regulated Industries and this can of course be used for the non-regulated Industries too. 👉Stefanie Lanzer from Tricentis, Marius Thelo from SAP Signavio and Axel Maier from OpenText showed the Toolchain in real life 👉And last but not least Rene Haag from Syniti showed the importance of data transformation in the chemical industry. 👉It's best to start with the toolchain now! 👉If you haven't been able to attend yesterday but want to learn more, you can register for our Webinars: https://lnkd.in/ebyDYT_u #SAPIntegratedToolchain #btp #sapbtp #transformation #digitizedigitization #AI Marlene Beyer Melanie Schauber Mohamed Abdel Hadi Christoph Kernke Thomas Duschek Dr. Wieland Schreiner Maxi Kristin Utschick Shirin Kupfernagel (Fuchs) Berit Schnerrer Andreas Trinkl Alexander Zaytsev Martin Schwittay Rene Haag Stefanie Lanzer Axel Maier Wolf Valtiner Markus Hermann Martin Guther Florian Decker Tobias Heilig Sebastian Edlich