Thread regarding SAP layoffs

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An article that actually calls out SAP for getting rid of some of its top talent - color me shocked!

SAP signals cloud intent as it ousts top in-house programmers

https://cio.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/corporate-news/sap-signals-cloud-intent-as-it-ousts-top-in-house-programmers/68506806

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Oracle , IBM and Microsoft have far better Databases

SAP could of dumped money in the Sybase ASE and IQ but nope

it all Hana good luck with that

Even today Sybase IQ is faster than Hana

Poor leadership and missguided board, I fell bad for the folks that are left behind

to pick up the pieces. Soon they will be out the door in the near future after all you

need to blame the little guys for poor management decision

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Post ID: @ldmt+Ybu9JGj

I cant believe people are fine with a single DB needing dozens or hundreds of CPU cores and terabytes of memory, it's simply insane.

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Post ID: @3vvp+Ybu9JGj

You simply don’t understand - it’s faster, in-memory, did I say faster.

/sarc

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Post ID: @2cmn+Ybu9JGj

SAP had the opportunity to redevelop R/3 into a more 21st century kind of software. Instead, it wasted money and resources in HANA, which seems like a useless piece of c-ap after all the hype.

Imagine the shock I had the first time I opened ME21N (it was through a menu system instead of t-code) in a Fiori-based S/4HANA expecting something revolutionary - the shock that nothing much has changed since R/3!

Those who tell you S/4HANA is The Future has never logged in to a R/3 or S/4HANA system before.

To address the above post by @Ybu9JGj-1sht, no, customers don't find the need to upgrade because S/4HANA is like R/3 in a different coloured-shirt and shades! Business users also dread to go through the entire re-implementation again, only to use back a similar system with a different "coloured-shirt"! Customers are no longer that gullible and the only thing SAP can do to push S/4HANA licenses is through license audits.

Better jump before the Titanic sinks! At least you may survive!

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Post ID: @1jwi+Ybu9JGj

So by 2025, everyone needs to be on S4, with that ridiculously expensive and now very complex HANA DB? Between the hardware and licensing cost, I dont know how anyone runs it.

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