Senior Analyst, FinTech, Melody Brue, dives in as this week, SAP TechEd returns to Las Vegas for the annual in-person and virtual event. She attended this year in-person and Chief Analyst, Patrick Moorhead, attended sessions remotely.
solutions give business experts visibility into processes, including potential bottlenecks, root-cause analysis, and suggestions for improvement based on industry benchmarks and best practices. New integration between the SAP Signavio Process Intelligence solution and SAP Build provides 135 automation recommendations based on process analysis, lets users monitor and optimize processes continually, and automatically runs automation in the SAP Build Process Automation solution as needed.
What this means for non-IT folks is that leaders in strategic positions in companies can identify and act on challenges in their organization without a large IT implementation, putting the power of change in the hands of decision-makers across an organization. SAP Build can be a stand-alone solution or integrated within the broader SAP capabilities – not introducing any new complexity but rather unlocking complexities that lie within the platform.
SAP Build will likely require confidence on both ends of the development journey: A learning curve is inevitable for the “citizen developer”. Equally, to keep up with change, leadership at the IT level will have to get comfortable with giving back some of their control and roll this out to the end user. That is likely not a simple journey.
In a small retail environment, having the ability to quickly pivot and deploy applications in response to microeconomics, environmental pressures, and competition in a swiftly changing omnichannel experience could mean a make-or-break difference in any given season. Coursera, a global online learning platform with 100 million learners, has launched a seven-course professional certificate for consultants. Learners will gain an understanding of the SAP ecosystem; the role of technology consultants and the value SAP professionals bring to customers.site, bringing the total to 23 with a focus on key innovation areas.
Unfortunately, the future forecasts do not look promising, with the number of students currently pursuing an IT degree not enough to produce the number of software experts to meet the projected demand of businesses worldwide. As a result of the labor shortage and the proliferation of low-to-no code, 70-80% of applications will be built by non-technical people by 2024, according to leadership at SAP TechEd.
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