SAP is moving toward the Autonomous Enterprise, with SAP Business AI and Joule built into the processes that run your business. But AI is only as good as the data and workflows behind it, and your business processes don’t stop at the edge of SAP. Order-to-cash, financial close, supply chain planning and cash forecasting depend on data platforms, cloud services, banks and mainframe systems. SAP’s own scheduling is built for SAP execution, not for coordinating the whole process. When that coordination breaks down, it shows up as late data, missed SLAs, AI working from stale inputs, and failures someone has to fix by hand.

In this session, a BMC expert shows how Control-M runs SAP and non-SAP workflows together as one orchestration layer, so your analytics and AI run on data that is trusted and on time. You’ll hear real customer examples across S/4HANA, RISE with SAP and the wider SAP ecosystem, and see how Control-M:

• Runs and monitors SAP jobs across ECC, S/4HANA, BW and BTP on schedules, dependencies and events, including the child jobs SAP spawns. It is SAP certified and works with RISE with SAP.
• Keeps ECC and S/4HANA running side by side during migration, so cutover doesn’t put the business at risk
• Holds analytics, planning and AI steps until the data they need has landed and passed its checks
• Orchestrates the data and AI pipelines that feed SAP, across cloud, data platforms and mainframe
• Flags SLA risk early with the SLA Management add-on, which predicts late finishes from run-time history
• Recovers failed steps automatically with the rules you set, and uses AI to explain what failed and what to do next
• Gives you governed, auditable visibility across the whole process

Who should attend: SAP Basis, IT operations, automation, data engineering and AI and analytics leaders running or moving to S/4HANA and RISE with SAP, and teams replacing SAP BPA or consolidating several scheduling tools.

Speakers:

Jacques Van Der Merwe, Global Go-to-Market Strategy | Enterprise Automation | DataOps | AI-Driven RevOps, BMC

Olivier Lasis, Principal Solution Engineer, BMC

Peter Englet, Principal Solution Engineer, BMC