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Confused about how to go forward with your migration to SAP Integration Suite? Then come to Copenhagen this Autumn to gain clarity on your migration journey. Join a small group of SAP End Users in the Danish capital for a two-day event on the 17th-18th of September to learn how to seamlessly migrate to SAP Integration Suite with confidence. Learn about the tools and techniques that will help you plan, prepare and execute a successful migration project from the perspectives of us, customers, SAP and our partners. The goal of this two-day event is to equip you with the knowledge to plan and execute your migration to SAP Integration Suite.   Day 1 (Free): - Introduction to migration - Tools and techniques for a successful transition - Insights from Figaf, SAP, and partners - Key topics: - Why Migrate? - Understanding Your SAP Integration Landscape - Migration Process - Important Patterns and Trends Day 2 (For a fee): - Hands-on experience with Figaf - Installing and using Figaf (free and paid versions) - Analyzing your integration landscape with Figaf's tools - Migrating and testing integrations for smooth production transitions - This event is perfect for SAP End Users looking to enhance their migration projects with insights from SAP, customers, Figaf, and our partners. Join us and gain the confidence you want and need with your upcoming migration journey. In just two days you can learn how to lower the amount of money and time needed for your migration project. Moreover, in just two days, increase your confidence in the knowledge of your current and future integration landscape. https://lnkd.in/d5ZrFtRp We have a question for you: What do you want to know before you start your migration to SAP Integration Suite?

Master Your SAP PI/PO to Integration Suite Migration in 9 Steps! Yes, you can migrate to Integration Suite in just 9 steps. We have helped many companies migrate between different SAP Platforms Moreover, we have developed award-winning migration tools to help simplify your migration journey. Migrating from SAP PI/PO to the Integration Suite might sound daunting, but with the right approach, it can be distilled into just 9 strategic steps. Each step varies in complexity, and while challenges are part of the journey, we are here to guide you every step of the way. We’re crafting comprehensive guides and tools to streamline your migration path. These resources are tailored to help you overcome obstacles and efficiently navigate each phase of the migration. Our tools are complex to keep your migration project as simple as possible. Leverage the Free Figaf Migration Edition to confidently navigate your migration Journey. What are your thoughts? 9 steps is too simplistic for such an endeavor?

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What data do you use when analyzing SAP PI/PO to Integration Suite migration? I have attended some webinars hosted by partners over the last few weeks. It was interesting to see them talking about the assessment phase was important. Yet it sounded like most of them used the SAP assessment as basis for this. It is a good place to start as i see it. But it is calculated data. So you need an easy way to see which systems sends data to a given system. If you want some extra data to use for it then Figaf have a landscape report that gives quite a bit do data about areas that could cause problems when talking about migration. It does not come with a recommendation about what can be migrated it is up to experienced consultants to work on. You can use our free migration edition to explore this data. See more here https://lnkd.in/dmKERk5A #SAP #SAPIntegration

XML to CSV/Flatfile conversion I think the easist way to convert an XML to CSV or flatfile in a Cloud Integration content is by using XSLT. I want to create a video to explore how you could convert in different ways. You can also use our content converter module to handle such cases, though it is probably more targeted at File Content conversion or going from Flat/CSV to XML. In the video, I show how you can work with the Figaf tool idea and how it, together with Figaf Bot, can answer some of the questions. https://lnkd.in/dTgyd_9n #SAP #SAPIntegration

"Testimonials describe what has been and are a promise of what is to come." - Ron Kaufman We promise that Figaf can simplify your SAP Integration now and will continue to do so in the future. We have been trusted to handle thousands of SAP Integrations. Grundfos is just one of our customers who has greatly benefited with using Figaf. Figaf DevOps Suite is the one tool to handle all of your SAP Integration processes. From transport management to real-time monitoring and landscape reports, each tool has an important role in creating, maintaining and optimizing your SAP Integrations. Start a trial with our industry leading tool and see how Figaf can help you develop SAP Integrations faster, cheaper and of better quality. Be like Grundfos and save time and resources with the Figaf DevOps Suite. What's slowing you down with your SAP Integrations?

Make sure you join Daniel as he will cover the use of Pipelines in SAP Integration DevOps. Looking forward to seeing you there. Also, share your thoughts on the use Pipelines in SAP Integrations in the comments below.

What does AI look like inside Figaf? With 2406, we added AI to the Figaf tool. It doesn't make sense to have AI generate some random code without being able to run and experiment with it quickly. That is what we have tried without implementation. To give you all the context you need when working like input and output payloads. You can explore this yourself in the free version of Figaf DevOps Tool. #SAP #SAPIntegration

Where do you check other developers' code? Especially if there are new developers on the team. I have never worked for a customer with SAP Integration that checked the development for quality. We pinky swore that our integration was good. However, that differs from how you are supposed to develop integration in 2017. I showed how you in Figaf could view transports with different perspectives to determine if the iflow could be approved. We got into a conversation about where to approve transport. You should approve the quality when you move the code from Development to QA/Test. It is the easiest place to come up with corrections for the change. If you first involved the Business Gods in the testing, you cannot return and say place check again. Your developer did not understand our guidelines. The guidance is important if you have many different developers working on your system. You are the one that needs to live with their code afterwards. P.s. Do you approve the quality of the integrations you approve and between which system. #SAP #SAPIntegration

Why are Integration Developers always the bottleneck? But is it the developer or the process? The problem with building integrations is that you can first do it when all systems are configured. Then you can first start with confidence. That means the integrations developers start later. You first know what the different cases that should be supported once you are running it live and perform your testing. You as the business owner also need to ensure that they always have create the correct assumption when you are testing. It is challenging to know mappings in advance and it is first something that you know once you start with the integration development. There you see something is missing. Integration is always the part that is always missed on some projects so you never know when it should be delivered. The team is often small so if there is something live that fails they will need to divert to it before they can work on projects. It is a fight for resources. So do give the integration developers a break. With Figaf you can give the developers a tool that makes them more productive. Also, they can create much better work for the cases they work on. What do you think is causing bottlenecks in your development?