SAP Archiving with Proceed Group

Data Lab Dialogues

In a conversation with Paul Wood and Robert Reuben we explore the ins and outs of archiving. Why does it matter, what’s the catch, how do you get started. As the amount of data increases and as workloads are moving to the cloud, archiving becomes ever more important. By ensuring that you only work on relevant data compute and storage costs can be reduced significantly. As SAP clients starts planning the upgrade from ECC to S/4HANA, reducing the data footprint can generate big savings. Up to 60% of the data volume can be archived prior to upgrade, making the upgrade simpler and the target landscape less expensive.

Guests:

Paul Wood – Nordic Regional Lead with Proceed Group

With over two decades of experience in the Oracle and SAP marketplace, Paul’s professional journey has been marked by a steadfast commitment to delivering top-tier consultancy, guiding enterprises through the complexities of data management and optimisation. Paul’s expertise lies in creating tailored solutions that drive efficiency, innovation, and growth, ensuring that his clients are not just keeping pace, but setting the benchmarks within their industries.

Robert Reuben – Managing Director of Proceed Group

Robert is the Managing Director of Proceed Group, a leading SAP Consultancy in the UK renowned for its expertise in SAP data and document management, including areas like SAP archiving, GDPR compliance, and legacy data management for SAP and non-SAP systems. With a career spanning over 30 years in B2B IT, Robert brings a wealth of experience from both sales and technical leadership roles in SAP and IBM. He assumed his current position in February 2023, after initially joining Proceed as the Director of legacy data management, where he spearheaded the launch and promotion of the Proceed Cella solution.

Hosts:

Thomas Madsen, Technology explorer, SAP Denmark

Business Technology Platform Expert.

Karl Bergström, Enterprise Architect, SAP Denmark

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