SAP S/4HANA Public Sector Myths … busted! (part 3)

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You have doubts that S/4HANA is ready for Public Sector Industry? You think: It’s not ready for Public Sector, it doesn’t provide value or it’s too costly to implement.

Let’s dismantle the 10 most popular myths around S/4HANA in a series of blogs!

 



In the first issue of this series of blogs we dismatled myth #1: If I convert my ERP to HANA I’m good until 2025

In issue no. 2 we had adressed how the adoption of S/4HANA in Public Sector looks like and answered the question for references.

In todays issue no. 3 we talk about the values S/4HANA can provide and hoe it affects employee productivity.

 

       4. S/4HANA doesn’t create value

Your perception is that S/4HANA does not provide value ? See what S/4HANA offers and watch what customers have already achieved:

• Get real-time insight into you budget situation with the new analytical Fiori apps.


• Improve management & collection of revenues with Machine Learning.


• Prevent fraud and abuse.


• Transform your recruiting processes.

 

      5. S/4HANA doesn’t affect employee productivity

With Fiori SAP has dramatically improved user experience with innovations like the Me-area, notifications, and conversational UI offered with the Co-pilot.

This next step on the ladder of intuitive user-experience has a very positive impact on user-productivity



This next step on the ladder of intuitive user-experience has a very positive impact on user-productivity.

For example, budget responsibles can save time with immediate views into their current budget situation. This frees them up time to work on higher value-added tasks.

 



Search the SAP Fiori apps library for more exampleas on how S/4HANA increases user experience for budget responsibles and budget specialists.

 

Please stay tuned for the next issue of SAP S/4HANA Public Sector Myths … busted!

 

You've missed one of the prior issues? Please find the links here:

• SAP S/4HANA Public Sector Myths … busted! (part 1)


• SAP S/4HANA Public Sector Myths … busted! (part 2)