If you are considering to move your SAP workloads to a scalable and flexible environment, hosting SAP on Microsoft Azure is a very compelling solution. It is the perfect match that makes perfect sense. Both for companies that plan on running an ECC system for the next few years, and for businesses that are moving to SAP S/4HANA in the near future.
Migrating your SAP workloads to the cloud successfully requires a well-defined strategy and design, just like an on-premise architecture does. A proper assessment of the current landscape and the future requirements are key to a successful transition.
Migrating your SAP workloads to the cloud successfully requires a well-defined strategy and design, just like an on-premise architecture does. A proper assessment of the current landscape and the future requirements are key to a successful transition.
Keeping your platforms secure has become more complex over the years. Instead of on-premise systems which were easily walled-off, we now have to consider hybrid platforms, distributed over multiple cloud solutions to support innovation and BYOD policies to support remote working with any device from anywhere. This requires a new way of thinking: zero trust security. Wait, what?
As a student, you usually spend most of your time either sitting in large auditoriums, reading behind a desk surrounded by books, or hanging out at a bar. You'll learn about your subject matter, but let’s be honest: a topic that’s taught first-hand by someone who works in the field, what could be more interesting than that?
As TEW and Business Engineering students, we - Eva and Julie - did a month-long internship at Flexso last summer. Because of the Coronavirus everything went a bit different, but that certainly didn't stop us from making the best of it. Our internship - in COVID times - was a very fascinating and above all unique experience. That is why we are happy to share a few days from our internship diary.
