The SAP Roadmap. IBM s PoV of how z Systems fits into SAP s strategy

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1 The SAP Roadmap IBM s PoV of how z Systems fits into SAP s strategy Richard Ruppel IT Specialist WW SAP on z Systems Technical Sales rmruppel@us.ibm.com

2 Agenda Understand what SAP is telling their customers about the future S/4HANA and SAP HANA Challenges SAP will face SAP on z System brings value now and in the future Customers should be in no rush to make a change QoS you expect & support for future workloads you need 2016 International Business Machines Corporation 2

3 SAP s Strategy S/4HANA and SAP HANA

4 SAP to the Business: S/4HANA is the future What is S/4HANA? Latest version of application - Next generation Business Suite: R/2 R/3 S/4HANA Terms: R/3 was relabeled to ERP (aka ECC) and is part of SAP Business Suite New user experience: SAP Fiori UX Any device: mobile, tablet, desktop Simplified data model Smaller data footprint Remove redundancy Merging OLTP and Analytics Build on SAP HANA In-memory database Designed for OLAP Only supported DB today Cloud and On-premise offering SAP S/4HANA: FAQ International Business Machines Corporation 4

5 Business Suite and Business Warehouse SAP Business Suite: Real-time business Fiori UX scenarios Cloud offering: SAP HANA Enterprise Cloud for Suite on SAP HANA SAP Business Suite Add-ons (Banking, Industry Solutions, etc.) ERP SCM SRM PLM CRM SAP NetWeaver SAP HANA or anydb SAP Business Warehouse: Real-Time Analytics Real-Time Reporting SAP Business Warehouse SAP NetWeaver SAP HANA or anydb Business Suite and Business Warehouse offerings are supported on anydb today (including DB2 for z/os, DB2 for i, DB2 LUW, DB2 BLU with SAP BW) 2016 International Business Machines Corporation 5

6 Move from Business Suite to S/4HANA SAP Business Suite Add-ons (Banking, Industry Solutions, etc.) ERP SCM SRM PLM CRM SAP NetWeaver SAP HANA or AnyDB New capabilities with S/4HANA: New user experience: SAP Fiori UX Simplified data model Application enhancements Exploit SAP HANA efficiencies Using Core Data Services Cloud and On-premise offering SAP S/4HANA Expectation: All customers move from Business Suite to S/4HANA SAP Fiori UX SAP S/4 HANA applications and extensions SAP NetWeaver Core Data Services SAP HANA On Premise Cloud 2016 International Business Machines Corporation 6

7 Move from Business Suite to S/4HANA SAP Fiori UX SAP Business Suite SAP Business Suite Add-ons (Banking, Industry Solutions, etc.) Add-ons ERP (Banking, SCM SRM Industry PLM Solutions, CRMetc.) ERP SCM SRM PLM CRM SAP NetWeaver SAP NetWeaver SAP HANA or AnyDB Core Data Services On Premise SAP HANA or AnyDB Cloud Reality: One uniform development platform & many enhancements are being reused in Business Suite New capabilities with S/4HANA: New user experience: SAP Fiori UX Simplified data model Application enhancements Exploit SAP HANA efficiencies Using Core Data Services Cloud and On-premise offering SAP S/4HANA SAP Fiori UX SAP S/4 HANA applications and extensions SAP NetWeaver Core Data Services SAP HANA On Premise Cloud 2016 International Business Machines Corporation 7

8 SAP s Strategy Challenges ahead

9 Challenges Ahead Is there cost or risk with a migration to S/4HANA? What is Core Data Services and what are the benefits? What about our current investment? Should I migrate to Suite on HANA? When should we consider moving to S/4HANA? How is OLTP performance with HANA? What is the reaction in the market? 2016 International Business Machines Corporation 9

10 When to consider migrating to S/4HANA? Ø SAP continues support for Business Suite to at least 2025 Maintenance of Business Suite core apps; innovations delivered for on-prem customers Application innovations for HANA will be made available for other DBs ürecent announcements: NetWeaver 7.50, Banking Services 9 and ERP 6.0 EhP 8 Support statements apply equally to all databases including HANA SAP S/4HANA Frequently Asked Questions October Will SAP continue to deliver innovations to SAP Business Suite customers on any DB? Yes. SAP remains committed to protect our customers investments. We recently announced that we are extending our maintenance commitment until at least This is an unprecedented commitment to customers in the IT industry. We will also continue to deliver innovations without disruption (through enhancement packages for example) to SAP Business Suite customers on any DB and on SAP HANA. How to Understand the Business Benefits of S/4HANA Better - by Hasso Plattner The SAP Business Suite ECC X.X will see continued development and maintenance for the next ten years. It is the backbone of many enterprise systems around the world and with the introduction of the SAP HANA database the suite became even better in some critical areas. New solutions developed for SAP S/4HANA will be checked, whether they could also be deployed in the suite as well. A good example are the SAP Fiori self- service scenarios. It is perfectly fine to stay on the business suite for the foreseeable future. For details refer to: SAP Note SAP S/4HANA Frequently Asked Questions, October Recent blog post by Hasso Plattner, Nov 30, Interview with board member Bernd Leukert ( International Business Machines Corporation 10

11 When to consider migrating to S/4HANA? Ø Take time to consider various factors before migrating What will the world look like in 2025? - Could competitors or customers cause SAP to rethink their HANA-only strategy? - What will cloud solutions and services look like years from now? Many applications and industry solutions are not yet available - S/4HANA applications intentionally have reduced business functionality - Blog post by Hasso Plattner, Nov 30, How to Understand the Business Benefits of S/4HANA Better - by Hasso Plattner Every transition case from SAP ECC 6.0 to SAP S/4HANA has to be evaluated individually but most of the installed base should be covered by now. For some time there will always be a constellation, where the suite is the more complete solution for a specific client. That shouldn t be interpreted as a weakness of SAP S/4HANA but a compliment to the suite. - See SAP S/4HANA Cookbook for details of what is available today Limited migration experience of partners and system integrators - More experience with time; SAP pledges to help in SAPPHIRE 2016 keynote Continued development of tools to make migration easier is likely 2016 International Business Machines Corporation 11

12 When to consider migrating to S/4HANA? Ø Take time to consider various factors before migrating Waiting will help with changes in the migration path - Complex getting from S/4HANA Finance 1503 to S/4HANA Stabilization of functionality; avoid upgrades to fix application issues 2016 International Business Machines Corporation 12

13 Challenges of migrating to S/4HANA Ø Significant investment in existing business solution Large customer base with substantial investment in hardware, software and business functionality - Migration requires replacement of current hardware and software - Migration requires new development and testing effort similar to original SAP rollout - Migration requires remediation of custom code and potential changes to existing business processes - Extensive customization has been performed in most systems! Current infrastructure processes must change - New hardware and software will require changes in processes and procedure - New installations, maintenance, support, operations, escalation, etc. Support staff will need to be replaced or retrained - Different skills required - Impact on in-house staff 2016 International Business Machines Corporation 13

14 Challenges of migrating to S/4HANA Ø Cost and Risk Considerations Migration projects are expensive millions to hundreds of millions! - Database & application migration - Expensive consultants / system integrators (with limited experience) Expensive new licensing - SAP may include things like Sybase for free to offset cost Significant changes to existing business processes and code - Custom code cannot be kept as-is (remediation or elimination required) - Major changes to standard SAP code Some functionality is not ready today or does not exist in order to be simple - Small number of customers running S/4HANA or HANA compared to total Business risks from migration - Will new business processes meet needs? Will system scale as business grows? Will availability requirements be met? No way back from HANA without data loss (see SAP Note ) 2016 International Business Machines Corporation 14

15 What about Business Suite on HANA? Ø If S/4HANA is the future, what about Suite on HANA today? No requirement to be on Suite on HANA before migrating to S/4HANA The Road to SAP S/4HANA Transition and deployment options for SAP S/4HANA No additional business functionality available in Suite for HANA We will also continue to deliver innovations without disruption to SAP Business Suite customers on any DB and on SAP HANA. Uniform Netweaver Platform with Core Data Services for S/4HANA, HANA and AnyDB SAP Rapid Replenishment Planning with CDS DB2 z/os Use Case Classic Job CDS-based Job Acceleratio n Fully supported by DB2 10, 11 & 12 DB2 12 with SAP Core Data Services queries SAP Fiori SAP Simple Finance sec 0.15 sec 1.1x sec 0.23 sec 1.7x sec 4.60 sec 3.1x sec sec 3.5x sec sec 4.7x sec sec 4.7x 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 2016 International Business Machines Corporation % 85% CPU Saving

16 What about Business Suite on HANA? Ø Performance of OLTP workload with HANA SAP HANA has not proven faster for OLTP work There are currently no published single OLTP benchmarks for HANA In-memory technology is no faster than good indexing and decent cache: To process single row, index access is faster and scales better than scanning column stores Technical issues remain with SAP HANA for large OLTP workloads Based on column-oriented architecture optimized for OLAP workloads OLTP performance is impacted by Delta Merge process Continuous auto-reorg of delta store and column store of each table drives CPU & I/O spikes Inability to adjust workload priority based on Service Level Objects Spikes from auto-reorg process will effect prod business transactions Tuning still be required for OLTP Partitioning tables, converting from column to row stores, adding indexes, changing code, etc. Ø Reduced scalability and availability with HANA Limited scalability for OLTP work HANA scaling limited to single box Limited availability during planned and unplanned outages no active/active setup 2016 International Business Machines Corporation 16

17 What about Business Suite on HANA? Ø Performance of OLTP workload with HANA SAP HANA has not proven faster for OLTP work There are currently no published single OLTP benchmarks for HANA In-memory technology is no faster than good indexing and decent cache: To process single row, index access is faster and scales better than scanning column stores Technical issues remain with SAP HANA for large OLTP workloads Based on column-oriented architecture optimized for OLAP workloads OLTP performance is impacted by Delta Merge process Continuous auto-reorg of delta store and column store of each table drives CPU & I/O spikes Inability to adjust workload priority based on SLOs on the HANA platform means reorg spikes will affect production business use. Tuning still be required for OLTP Partitioning tables, converting from column to row stores, adding indexes, changing code, etc. Ø Reduced scalability and availability with HANA Limited Where scalability is the motivation for OLTP to work change HANA to Business scaling Suite limited on to HANA single today? box Limited availability during planned and unplanned outages no active/active setup 2016 International Business Machines Corporation 17

18 Integrating S/4HANA with existing systems Ø SAP offers ways to integrate S/4HANA with existing systems SAP Central Finance Add new Finance system based on S/4HANA application and SAP HANA DB Existing Finance systems feed into new Central Finance system Replicate data using SLT No need to replace existing SAP Finance systems on anydb Keep investment and support structure Retain Quality of Service of current infrastructure choice SAP offers alternatives to S/4HANA migrations For details refer to: SAP Central Finance help.sap.com SAP S/4HANA Finance: Central Finance International Business Machines Corporation 18

19 What are the customers saying? ØLargest SAP user group tells SAP: Business Suite must remain in place and freedom of choice for databases DSAG members have developed considerable know-how in the area of the Business Suite, and they are confident that they can use it to depict their processes efficiently and as completely as possible, both today and in the future. Despite innovative products, the future security of the Business Suite must remain in place, the DSAG insists. ü Customer Survey published on Sep 29, 2015 by DSAG (Germany, Austria, Switzerland SAP User Group) ü See We are very interested to see what further developments are in store for SAP S/4HANA. In terms of specific requirements, we want SAP to maintain a real freedom of choice for customers when it comes to databases, among other things. Alternatives to SAP s HANA database must remain possible with no restrictions on functionality or performance. ü DSAG positioning paper introduced at keynote of DSAG Technology Conference in Hamburg in Feb 2016 (2000 participants) ü Press release: International Business Machines Corporation 19

20 SAP on z Systems Providing the rock-solid infrastructure that SAP users demand

21 Why z Systems for SAP solutions? The world s fastest, most reliable, scalable and security enterprise system integrating resources for SAP applications Ø High performance transaction and analytic processing through large memory and fast, efficient I/O Ø A design for continuous availability to eliminate downtime Ø Highly efficient SAP workload consolidation Ø Support for large SAP databases with simple, efficient storage consolidation Ø A private & hybrid cloud foundation for SAP data and apps to improve business flexibility Trusted resilience and security Efficiency at scale Operational analytics to enable business opportunities Improve manageability and control of SAP operations while reducing the cost of your SAP environment 2016 International Business Machines Corporation 21

22 Why z Systems for SAP solutions? The world s fastest, most reliable, scalable and security enterprise system integrating resources for SAP applications Ø High performance transaction and analytic processing through large memory and fast, efficient I/O Client should be asking SAP how does HANA handle... Ø A design...high for continuous availability, availability continuous to operations, Trusted disaster resilience recovery? and security eliminate downtime... scalability and performance? Ø Highly efficient SAP workload consolidation... growth in users and Efficiency data? at scale Ø Support for large SAP.. databases. governance with and security? simple, efficient storage consolidation... predictive analytics for operational Operational management? analytics to enable Ø A private & hybrid cloud foundation for business opportunities SAP data and apps to improve business flexibility Improve manageability and control of SAP operations while reducing the cost of your SAP environment 2016 International Business Machines Corporation 22

23 Why z Systems for SAP solutions? Ø Compelling values continue to evolve Availability Security Integration Scalability Affordability Automation ü Zero downtime online DB2, z/os and hardware maintenance and upgrades ü Highest protection of business critical data and applications on EAL5+ certification ü DB2 optimized for SAP applications 200+ features for SAP. DB2 11 certified for SAP immediately at GA ü DB2 Analytics Accelerator for SAP ü Continuous data protection (CDP) based on online FlashCopy backups deeply embedded in DB2 ü Unmatched scalability for DB server through hardwarebased System z Coupling Facility and DB2 data sharing ü Flexible and efficient management. ü Workload consolidation (70 DB2 systems on single LPAR, 250+ DB2 systems on single z13 box) thanks to PR/SM and WLM ü DBA Cockpit, SAP LVM, IBM DB2 Provisioning, z/osmf 2016 International Business Machines Corporation 23

24 SAP on z System General Architecture Data Center Network IBM PureData System for Analytics IDAA IBM DB2 Analytics Accelerator SAP Central Services Coupling Facility CF Links 2016 International Business Machines Corporation 24

25 Tomorrow s SAP Technology Today Ø SAP Fiori The new user experience Applies modern design principles for a completely reimagined user experience SAP Fiori UX represents a personalized, responsive and simple user experience across all devices SAP Fiori SAP User Experience Community SAP Fiori apps are developed by using User Interface Development Toolkit for HTML5 (SAPUI5) 2016 International Business Machines Corporation 25

26 Tomorrow s SAP Technology Today Ø Mobile enablement Using SAP Fiori or IBM Bluemix Accessing the SAP System of Record on z Systems Mobile Enablement Scenario with IBM Mobile First Mobile Enablement Scenario 2016 International Business Machines Corporation 26

27 Tomorrow s SAP Technology Today Ø Hybrid Cloud Scenario with HANA Cloud Platform SAP Fiori Apps in the SAP HANA Cloud Platform Using SAP REST APIs to access the SAP System of Record on z Systems 2016 International Business Machines Corporation 27

28 Analytics with the DB2 Analytics Accelerator ü Deliver unparallelled OLTP and OLAP performance for SAP workloads ü Data Center Network Comprehensive Solution for SAP Customers High Speed Dedicated / Private Network SAP Central Services HiperSockets ü ü No Additional Licencing Required Continous availablility and workload balancing options: Use Cases: SAP BS & BW acceleration SAP Near-Line Storage for HANA and anydb Non-SAP acceleration and archiving on same box 2016 International Business Machines Corporation 28

29 z Systems For All Your Future Workloads Ø z13 provides what you need for the future beyond SAP Up to 141 processors and 85 LPARs Up to 10 TB of available memory 22 nm microprocessor technology for high performance More than 40% more capacity to handle Mobile, IoT, Analtyics, Cloud, and SAP! Transaction Processing Data Serving Mixed Workloads Operational Efficiency Trusted and Secure Computing Reliable, Available, Resilient Virtually Limitless Scale The world s premier transaction and data engine (most efficient, secure, reliable, scalable and intelligent) now enabled for the mobile generation The integrated transaction and analytics processing system that creates new opportunities for insight in real time at the point of impact The world s most efficient and trusted cloud server that delivers the lowest cost per virtual server, per mobile transaction and per query 2016 International Business Machines Corporation 29

30 Summary Next Steps

31 Summary: Move to S/4HANA or Suite on HANA? Move to S/4HANA in the future? Move to Suite on HANA today? Support for Business Suite until at least 2025 Loss of Existing Investment in infrastructure and business processes No Requirement before S/4HANA No Additional Business Value Significant Cost and Unknown Risk with Migration Market and Customer Reaction Core Data Services Benefits OLTP Performance 2016 International Business Machines Corporation 31

32 Summary: SAP on z System Outlook Does SAP s strategy align with your strategy? Will customers buy-in to the S/4HANA strategy? ü Significant investments have been made in proven, high-end systems ü Many customers are satisfied with current applications and processes ü Re-implement / migration will be costly and risky with limited experience from partners to help ü Massive effort to deal with current custom code ü SAP HANA is the only supported database concerns about vendor lock-in, maturity of solution There may be a place for S/4HANA just not a replacement of the existing environment What about Business Suite on SAP HANA? ü No new business functionality gained when migrating from anydb ü Core Data Services optimizations apply to both HANA and anydb ü New technology like Fiori, hybrid cloud and mobile have scenarios with anydb ü HANA is not designed for OLTP workloads ü No longer have Reliability, Availability, Scalability and Security of z Systems ü Customer requests will drive SAP development efforts 2016 International Business Machines Corporation 32

33 Summary: SAP on z Systems Outlook Ø z Systems provides future for SAP and beyond Tomorrow s technology like SAP Fiori, mobile enablement and hybrid cloud Gold standard for Reliability, Availability, Scalability and Security DB2 for z/os & DB2 Analytics Accelerator: Perfect for high-end OLTP workloads & Complex Analytics! Customers must let SAP know that new functionality has to work with hardware / software that meets business requirements! 2016 International Business Machines Corporation 33

34 Thank you 2016 International Business Machines Corporation 34

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