Hi Experts,
What are the differences of MDG in S4 vs MDG in ECC?
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SAP MDG has three major functional building blocks:
The biggest difference SAP MDG on ECC vs. SAP MDG on S/4HANA is that DQM is only available on S/4HANA.
There are a number of smaller feature/functions that are not available on SAP MDG on ECC.
As general rule of thumb: New SAP MDG features will be implemented first on SAP MDG on S/4HANA. If and when they will be implemented on SAP MDG on ECC is a secondary discussion.
We therefore always recommend customers to introduce and implement SAP MDG on S/4HANA even though they currently run all the rest on ECC for the following reasons:
1. Full available features of SAP MDG only on S/4HANA
2. SAP MDG on S/4HANA can integrate with ECC for master data distribution
3. SAP MDG on S/4HANA provides customers a first S/4HANA experience without moving all their business functions: They just start small with master data management and expand from there.
I hope this helps!
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Yes. Consolidation is part of SAP MDG on ECC.
Here is the link to the documentation:
https://help.sap.com/viewer/6b8255b03aa44628880b5b71c16ddb91/MDG92.SP05/en-US
The difference between both product versions is that SAP MDG on S/4HANA has more feaures/capabilities than SAP MDG on ECC (for example in data quality management: rule repository, rule definition, rule mining, inbuilt data quality remediation is only available with SAP MDG on S/4HANA. You can find more information in this SAP Community blog post. Meanwhile the gap has widened further. See scope of SAP MDG on S/4HANA 1909 and 2020. Therefore, the clear recommendation is to go with SAP MDG on S/4HANA.
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