What Is SAP BTP
What Is SAP BTP
Technology Platform?
Hello friends, welcome to my blog.
In this post, we are going to discuss the SAP Business Technology Platform
or also known as SAP BTP.
Introduction:
SAP BTP is a platform that offers a variety of solutions such as database, data
warehouse, analytics, integration and programming tools. The customers can
make use of this platform to satisfy their business requirements without the
complexity of building & maintaining the infrastructure typically associated
with developing and launching these applications.
Let’s take a quick look at the difference between PaaS, SaaS, IaaS and On-
premise.
Some examples of PaaS are SAP BTP, AWS Elastic Beanstalk, OpenShift.
Software as a Service:
When it comes to Software as a Service, everything is managed by the service
provider including the application. The user just consumes the functionalities
to perform their day-to-day operations.
Infrastructure as a Service:
They are cloud-based services where the user pay as they go for services such
as storage, networking and virtualisation but other things such as the OS,
middleware, data and application are managed by the user.
On-premise:
In the on-premise model, the user manages everything. The software is
installed on a server that is hosted in the same building as the business.
You can receive more information regarding the solutions that are offered as
part of the analytics in the following
link https://www.sap.com/australia/products/analytics.html
Application Development & Integration
Say, for example, my organisation has a requirement for a special tool that is
required for recruiting new employees. I can write code and develop that new
tool on SAP BTP and integrate it with SAP S/4HANA or SAP
SuccessFactors to provide the users with a seamless end-to-end business
process execution.
SAP BTP offers tools & services to develop & integrate extension tools with
other SAP products.
Customers can make use of these functionalities and integrate them with their
SAP products.
Okay, what are some of the use cases of intelligent technologies?
If you take the Internet of Things, for example, it can be used for a variety of
purposes. Like logistics companies can monitor all their trucks and collect
data like their speed, braking pattern, how much break does a driver take,
what route is economical, what parts of the trucks must be changed and when
they must be changed, when must a truck be serviced and so much more.
Now using BTP, you can subscribe to any of these services instead of
building those applications by yourself from scratch.