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SAP Observability Tools Compared

Comparisons of SAP observability tools often evaluate which platforms can see inside SAP.Today, that’s nearly all of them. Dynatrace, Datadog, New Relic and Splunk can all get SAP telemetry. None of them are likely the best choice for an SAP-centric application, and we will document why. The questions teams evaluating SAP observability solutions should consider: That last one is where most of these platforms stop, and it is the difference between observability and operations.

SAP Cloud ALM vs Solution Manager: What's Actually Changing

For most SAP customers, Solution Manager has been the system of record for how change happens. It has run ChaRM to control transports, hosted the IT service management queue for incidents and requests, driven test management and process documentation, and provided the monitoring layer for many on premise landscapes. It has done this job, largely unnoticed, for two decades.

RISE with SAP: Successfully Managing SAP Operations During the Transition

RISE with SAP is SAP’s methodology and commercial program for implementation and migration to SAP Cloud ERP Private. The product is SAP Cloud ERP Private, renamed in July 2025. Like RISE, GROW also transitioned from product to program, and the product parallel is SAP Cloud ERP Public.

SAP Basis Automation: A Practitioner's Guide to 5 Scenarios and ROI

Automating SAP Basis tasks means trading manual, repetitive administration work for scheduled or event-driven workflows. These workflows typically include automated health checks, job monitoring and recovery, system refresh post-processing, and patch validation. This guide covers five things worth automating: four recurring operational tasks that return hours back to your team, plus a fifth layer, AI-driven diagnosis, that sits on top of all four and catches what routine automation can’t.
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Home Sweet Hybrid - There's more to your transition than core ERP

Most large enterprises elect a hybrid approach to SAP operations, but this is a more recent trend. And, as SAP operations professionals, we are still learning about the impacts of this choice and approach, even though it's often the most sensible and pragmatic. Years ago, everything ran on-premises. But today it's a mixed architecture of SAP running on-premises, landscapes leveraging hyperscaler platforms, and for customers migrating to Cloud ERP, an even more complicated mix including cloud services like BTP in addition to decades of legacy.

Extending Cloud ALM for ERP Operational Success

SAP customers are navigating a period of significant change. Of course, there’s the transition to Cloud ERP and the scheduled end of standard support options for ECC in 2027 – these are well known. Basis professionals will be familiar with changes in support for Solution Manager and its components including monitoring and change management. Landscape Management has been formally discontinued after 2027. The natural assumption is Cloud ALM fills the gap.

SAP Cloud Connector: Essential for Ground-to-Cloud and AI Operations

When SAP unveiled the Business AI Platform at Sapphire 2026, it folded BTP, Business Data Cloud, and Business AI into a single governed environment. BTP didn’t disappear but became essential architecture underneath SAP’s agentic AI direction. A big part of the repositioning included cloud and AI enablement of existing systems, data and enterprise context: the cloud half of every hybrid SAP estate just got more capable and more strategic, and SAP Cloud Connector plays a central role.