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A Detailed Explanation with Advantages and Disadvantages When organizations plan a move to SAP S/4HANA , one of the most critical decisions is selecting the right adoption approach . SAP provides multiple adoption options because organizations differ widely in system maturity, data quality, customization levels, and business readiness. SAP S/4HANA adoption is not a single path. The three primary approaches are: System Conversion (Brownfield) Selective Data Transition (Landsca

This blog is especially useful for CXOs, finance heads, IT managers, and SAP project teams If your company is planning or already implementing SAP S/4HANA , this is one concept you must understand  before taking any major decisions — SAP Best Practices . Many implementations fail or become expensive because companies start with over-customization  and ignore SAP’s own recommended processes. In this blog, we’ll explain: What SAP Best Practices really are Why companies should u

Do you truly know which parts of your business are profitable? Many organizations using SAP know their total revenue and profit , yet still struggle to answer critical questions such as: Which customers are most profitable? Which products contribute the highest margin? Are discounts or rebates eroding profits more than expected? These are the questions that standard financial reporting often can’t answer clearly or in real time. That’s exactly why SAP Margin Analysis  matter

Moving Beyond Legacy ERP: Enabling Speed, Visibility, and Growth with SAP S/4HANA In an era where speed, visibility, and intelligent decision-making define success, legacy ERP systems are no longer sufficient. Organizations need a digital core that not only supports today’s operations but also enables future growth. SAP S/4HANA  delivers exactly that—an intelligent, real-time ERP platform designed to drive measurable business outcomes. Transform Data into Decisions—Instantl

Not because SAP isn’t powerful — but because day-to-day realities slowly take over.  🔹 Users work around the system instead of with it  🔹 Reports exist, but decisions are still made on Excel  🔹 Standard features stay untouched while custom fixes pile up  🔹 Small issues remain unresolved until they become big problems Over time, SAP turns into a transaction system instead of a business enabler . What’s interesting is that this gap rarely needs a major transformation projec

We help enterprises succeed with SAP S/4HANA Public Cloud by simplifying processes, enforcing fit-to-standard, and governing cloud operations — before and after go-live . Why SAP S/4HANA Public Cloud Projects Fail Most organizations struggle because: ❌ They try to replicate ECC processes in the cloud ❌ Fit-to-standard is misunderstood or ignored ❌ Customizations are replaced with uncontrolled extensions ❌ No governance for SAP’s 2 releases per year ❌ Internal teams are not cl

Fit-to-standard transformation for modern enterprises. PraVik Technologies helps organizations adopt SAP S/4HANA Public Cloud with a proven approach built on SAP best practices, fit-to-standard methodology, and deep functional expertise. 🌐 Why S/4HANA Public Cloud? Lower TCO Faster deployment Preconfigured best practices Real-time analytics Automatic quarterly updates We help enterprises maximize these benefits with expert guidance at every step. 🧩 Our Public Cloud Services

In today’s dynamic business landscape, real-time financial accuracy is critical. Traditional month-end or period-end revenue recognition methods no longer meet the need for transparency and compliance. SAP Revenue Accounting and Reporting (RAR), aligned with IFRS 15 – Revenue from Contracts with Customers, introduces Event-Based Revenue Recognition (EBRR) to address these challenges effectively. What is Event-Based Revenue Recognition (EBRR)? Event-Based Revenue Recognition i

IFRS 15 — Revenue from Contracts with Customers — introduced a unified framework for recognizing revenue across industries. It replaced multiple inconsistent standards and requires companies to: 1. Identify contracts with customers 2. Identify performance obligations 3. Determine the transaction price 4. Allocate the transaction price 5. Recognize revenue when (or as) performance obligations are satisfied While the principle is straightforward, applying it in complex SAP envi

For many organisations, implementing SAP feels like crossing the finish line. After months or even years of planning, configuration, and testing, the “Go-Live” day brings excitement and relief. But in reality, Go-Live is not the finish line. It is the starting point. Within a few months, that initial momentum often fades. The system that promised automation, visibility, and control starts feeling slow, rigid, and frustrating. Reports are delayed, users complain, and managemen

RISE with SAP is not just a product – it’s a business transformation-as-a-service offering by SAP. It helps organizations move to the...