Supply chains must be agile and responsive in today’s unpredictable and disruptive global environment. Ideally, suppliers would want to know in the early stages the exact order quantities of an item with enough lead time to procure raw materials and plan the production process and delivery schedule. However, that is rarely the case.

Hyper-personalization has grown strong in the last few years and along these lines, businesses are expected to deliver channel-agnostic tailor-made offers and exemplary customer service, that creates an intimate and individualized value for repeat engagement and more loyalty.

Customers expect hyper-personalization. They have started experiencing the benefits of it with other brands and come to anticipate the same from you. Especially in recent years, customers have started looking for more tailor-made experiences in exchange for the sensitive data they are prepared to share.

A hot topic in the SAP ecosystem is SAP S/4 Transformation where you migrate your existing landscape into the latest ERP by SAP.  Most companies look at this migration as an ominous task that will take several years before any value can be achieved.

With new trends and concepts emerging all the time, the fashion industry has a history of pushing boundaries. In the coming years, the fashion sector will see massive amounts of innovation with customer expectations shifting around interaction, shopping experience, and multiple touchpoints; introducing a new degree of complexity.

SAP S/4HANA, SAP's latest ERP solution has been instrumental in powering digital transformation across industries with the potential to catapult firms into the digital future. However, switching to a new ERP system is not a simple undertaking.

Fit-to-standard is an approach that involves implementing industry best practices to build a clean core solution, allowing for faster adoption of S/4HANA within an organization’s SAP systems. It promises to give businesses a reliable core ERP system that is agile, dynamic, and responsive to technological and market challenges.