Majority of SAP's UK & Ireland customers still not ready to move to S/4HANA
But the company wants to withdraw support for its Business Suite range in 2025
SAP announced five years back that it would withdraw support for its Business Suite range in 2025
Fifty-eight per cent of SAP customers in the UK and Ireland have no plans to upgrade to S/4HANA in the next two years. That's according to the recent annual member survey conducted by the UK and Ireland...
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