So far, PIKON has migrated four big customers to SAP S/4HANA, including only one with a classic conversion ( brownfield) approach. Up to now, especially costs and Change Management were the biggest reasons for organisations not to move to S/4, meaning they needed to have a clear business case. With their decision to extend support for SAP ECC 6 until 2027, SAP provide customers with more time and greater certainty to plan their own move to SAP S/4HANA. The number of SAP S/4HANA migrations is still rather modest, and it is completely impossible that every existing customer will have converted to SAP S/4HANA (either through a greenfield or a brownfield approach) by 2025. The German software giant is facing reality. A commitment was also made to keep SAP S/4HANA support until at least the end of 2040! ( SAP News) Why SAP extended their support for SAP ECC 6 until 2027 Optional extended support until the end of 2030 is also possible (for a two percentage-point increase in the maintenance cost).
The SAP community knew it was coming: SAP has delayed the end in support for SAP Business Suite 7 (incl.
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