BW/4HANA means sim­pli­fi­ca­tion and increased flex­i­bil­i­ty for well known EDW archi­tec­tures (LSA++). Despite that, we all know that cus­tomers are not always hap­py with such mono­lith­ic archi­tec­tures. Lit­tle won­der that agile process­es and prin­ci­ples of data lake archi­tec­tures like ​“load first, under­stand lat­er” find entry to new BW/4HANA imple­men­ta­tions and archi­tec­ture con­sid­er­a­tions. Let’s start the dis­cus­sion of chances and risks merg­ing big data prin­ci­ples and pro­ceed­ings with DWH best practices.

Speak­ers:

Juer­gen Haupt, SAP

Time­stamps: 

- Dig­i­tal Trans­for­ma­tion and the Intel­li­gent Enter­prise: 6:35

- SAP BW/4HANA archi­tec­ture and the Tri­ad of Tech­nol­o­gy, Archi­tec­ture, and Process: 7:55

     — EDW: sim­pli­fied archi­tec­ture with LSA++: 13:45

     — EDW: flex­i­ble archi­tec­ture with LSA++: 16:55

     — Agile DWH archi­tec­ture with LSA++: 30:00

     — Rela­tion­al Data Lake archi­tec­ture cap­i­tal­iz­ing on BW/4HANA BWH-ser­vices: 33:00

- SAP BW/4HANA and Rela­tion­al Data Lake: 41:15

- Sum­ma­ry and Q+A: 45:00