SAP experts discuss SAP S/4HANA extensions best practices and SAP Build Code.
Topics discussed:
Introduction to S/4HANA Extensions Best Practices
- What is Clean Core
- Extensibility Options and Best Practices for S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition customers
- Advantages and disadvantages of on-stack vs using BTP tools
- Extensibility changes for S/4HANA over the past few years.
- Best practices for UI-focused applications and mobile services with SAP S/4HANA
SAP Build Code for SAP S/4HANA developers
- What is AI bringing to the table for S/4HANA implementers and developers
- Build Code scenarios for developers who are using Business Application Studio right now
- Build Code roadmap plans to help developers work more easily with S/4HANA
- How S/4HANA developers can improve governance
- Pragmatic recommendations for the type of extensions developers should create
Speakers:
Vanessa Micelli-Schmidt, Chief Product Manager, SAP Build
Felix Wente, Chief Development Architect, SAP S/4HANA
Mark Wright, Director, Marketing and Solutions, SAP Build Code
Host: Terry Penner, Marketing and Solutions, SAP BTP
Call to Action:
Explore SAP Build Code at SAP.com/Build-Code
Learn more about SAP BTP for S/4HANA and RISE at sap.com/btp-for-s4hana
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