Oct 12, 2022
Benefits to companies migrating to SAP include cloud migration assessment, automated migration and management platform, data center transformation, white glove SAP, and more.

Westchester,United States - October 12, 2022 /PressCable/ —
As an SAP-certified business, Protera helps enterprises securely migrate their SAP and critical supporting applications to AWS or Microsoft Azure with minimal business impact.
Its tailored approach at each stage of the SAP migration and cloud modernization journey can help enterprises scale, slash outlays, and achieve operational shifts to drive business value.
Cloud-based system implementations are gaining massive momentum among SAP-focused companies looking to drive more agility and measurable ROI.
And SAP’s declaration to phase out its support for SAP ECC software by 2030 as part of its efforts to move to SAP S4/HANA only fuels this transition.
The trend of migrating SAP landscapes onto the public cloud is led by some obvious motives—enabling better uptime, flexibility to scale resources based on usage, etc.
Forty-four percent of businesses moving their SAP workloads to the cloud say it strengthens their digital transformation efforts, while 43% look to build a sophisticated IT infrastructure to drive down costs and streamline operations.
While 70% of enterprises consider migrating their SAP application to the public cloud can lead to more benefits than the private infrastructure, 63% believe it drives more business value.
Protera has a well-architectured cloud adoption framework supported by high-level automation to make SAP migration to the public cloud as simplified as possible. As a result, the project timeline accelerates, and companies can significantly cut expenses related to complex workload migration.
Protera’s comprehensive SAP migration service includes offering an in-depth SAP migration plan and assessment led by its team of SAP migration experts. By carefully evaluating the migration expenses, timeframe, and target architecture, Protera ensures maintaining consistency across systems while dodging downtimes.
The company claims to support seamless migration and integration of SAP BW, ECC, Business Suite on HANA, S/4HANA, or any SAP application from any environment.
In addition, leveraging its years of experience, Protera reinforces its customers’ SAP operations in the cloud environment with scalable and robust Data Center Transformation services.
From sizing the IT landscape of all business-critical workloads all the way through to migrating them to the client’s data center, Protera manages it all.
Built on advanced process automation and machine learning, Protera’s SaaS-based data migration and management platform can streamline tasks to keep SAP processes optimized. By enabling efficient orchestration of innovative SAP and cloud technologies, such as HSR, SUM/DMO, and Azure Migrate, Protera helps users accelerate execution time, predict results, and lower downtime of SAP cloud migrations by up to 70%.
To quote a client, “By leveraging Protera FlexBridge the project team completed the migration of multiple SAP systems from a legacy OS/DB stack to HANA on SUSE Linux in the cloud in under 3 months. Business disruption was minimal, the project required only one short downtime period.”
Furthermore, Protera’s White Glove SAP services provide CTOs with complete visibility and ongoing monitoring of their SAP operations.
For more information about Protera’s SAP migration services, visit https://www.protera.com
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