"A study from Freeform Dynamics for third-party support provider Rimini Street has found that almost all of the 455 organisations surveyed are struggling to justify the cost of the upgrade. The survey of IT and business leaders expressed concern over the subscription-based licensing of SAP's S/4Hana enterprise resource planning (ERP) product. Almost a third of the business and IT leaders polled (31%) say they are finding it difficult to make a positive return on investment (ROI) case for S/4Hana."
"The survey reported that 29% of the respondents whose organisations still run ECC are not looking to SAP for innovation. Many are instead choosing a composable ERP strategy based on offerings from multiple enterprise software providers, to integrate best-in-class products and services and emerging technologies more rapidly, preserving flexibility, cost and roadmap control, and enabling faster business outcomes. The results from the poll suggest the majority of business and IT leaders surveyed do not fully understand SAP's latest migration policies and deadlines."
455 organisations surveyed reported widespread difficulty justifying the cost of upgrading to SAP S/4Hana. Business and IT leaders expressed concern over subscription-based licensing and 31% said they cannot make a positive ROI case for S/4Hana. Sixty-four percent said building a business case to move from SAP ECC is challenging despite SAP supporting ECC until 2033 for customers transitioning via SAP Rise. Twenty-nine percent of ECC users are not looking to SAP for innovation and are adopting composable ERP strategies using multiple vendors to preserve flexibility, control costs and accelerate outcomes. Eighty-four percent expressed concern about SAP's messaging and shifting policies.
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