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ECC DEADLINE RELATED

SAP has extended the support deadline for its legacy ERP systems, ECC and R3, to December 31, 2027, allowing more time for migration to the newer S/4HANA system. Companies facing the deadline have alternatives such as third-party support, industry-specific ERP solutions, hybrid approaches, custom ERP solutions, or migrating ECC to the cloud. These options provide flexibility for businesses that are not ready to fully transition to S/4HANA.

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ECC DEADLINE RELATED

SAP has extended the support deadline for its legacy ERP systems, ECC and R3, to December 31, 2027, allowing more time for migration to the newer S/4HANA system. Companies facing the deadline have alternatives such as third-party support, industry-specific ERP solutions, hybrid approaches, custom ERP solutions, or migrating ECC to the cloud. These options provide flexibility for businesses that are not ready to fully transition to S/4HANA.

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SAP CC DEADLINE DATE

The SAP Enterprise Edition (EE) is not specifically mentioned in the context of a deadline in the
provided search results. However, the broader context involves SAP's legacy ERP systems, such as SAP
ECC and R3, which have a support deadline of December 31, 2027. This deadline has been extended
from an earlier date of 2025 to give customers more time to migrate to SAP S/4HANA, the company's
newer cloud-based ERP system[1][2].

Here are some key points regarding the deadline:

 Deadline Extension: SAP has extended its support deadline for ECC and R3 from 2025 to 2027,
providing customers with additional time to plan their migration to S/4HANA [1].

 Rise with SAP Offering: For large and complex systems, SAP offers a Rise with SAP package that
can extend support beyond 2027 under specific conditions, such as transitioning to the SAP
HANA database and using cloud services[3].

 Migration Considerations: Customers who miss the deadline can consider third-party support or
internal maintenance, but these options come with risks like security vulnerabilities and
compliance issues[2].

What are the alternatives to S/4HANA for companies facing the 2027 deadline

As companies face the 2027 deadline for migrating from SAP ECC and R/3 to S/4HANA, several
alternatives are available for those who do not wish to upgrade or are looking for more cost-
effective solutions:

Alternatives to S/4HANA

1. Third-Party Support: Companies can opt for third-party maintenance and support
providers, which offer comparable support for ECC and R/3 systems at a lower cost. This option
allows businesses to extend the life of their current systems without rushing into a migration

2. Industry-Specific ERP Solutions:


o Acumatica and NetSuite: Suitable for service-oriented or project-based companies,
offering flexible billing and project management capabilities

2 infor CSI, NetSuite, and Microsoft: Ideal for manufacturing businesses, providing core
functionalities like inventory management and supply chain management at a lower cost

3. Hybrid Approach: Implementing a hybrid ERP strategy using multiple vendors can
reduce reliance on SAP and provide more flexibility. This might include using SAP for certain
functions while leveraging other vendors for others[1].

4. Custom ERP Solutions: Developing tailored ERP systems that integrate with existing
infrastructure can offer greater flexibility and alignment with unique business processes

5. Cloud Migration of ECC: Another option is to migrate the existing ECC system to the
cloud, which can reduce infrastructure costs without the need for a full S/4HANA migration

These alternatives allow companies to explore options beyond S/4HANA, especially if they are
not ready or willing to undertake the significant changes required for a full migration

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