SYNTA.CONVERSION
Jakub Płocki
SAP ABAP & Fiori Technology Lead
About the product
SYNTA.CONVERSION
A tool and project approach for migrating and converting data and configuration to SAP S/4HANA. It structures the work from analysis to go-live, using proven tools.
Benefits
Product benefits
One approach to migration and conversion
Consistent configuration for the target way of working
Transparent use of tools
Organized stages and responsibilities
A comprehensive approach
From data to business readiness.
Migration and conversion
Data migration and conversion as the product's core function.
- Defining the scope of migration and conversion
- Inventory of data and objects to be transferred
- Data mapping and transformation rules
- Preparation of migration scenarios
- Execution of data migration and conversion
- Verification of the completeness and consistency of results
Configuration
Preparation and alignment of configuration for the target environment.
- Defining requirements for the target configuration
- Preparing parameters for migration and conversion
- Adjusting settings to support the transition process
- Organizing dependencies between data and configuration
- Verification of settings across successive iterations
- Preparing the configuration for go-live
Tools
Use of tools supporting migration, conversion and control.
- Selecting tools for the migration and conversion scope
- Preparing the tools' working environment
- Running migration and conversion jobs
- Monitoring the progress and results of operations
- Validation and quality control of data
- Maintaining order across versions and iterations
Project approach
An organized way of working: scope, roles, iterations and communication.
- Defining the goals and scope of conversion work
- Defining roles and responsibilities within the project
- Iteration plan: preparation, execution, verification
- Continuous synchronization of agreements between teams
- Recording decisions and changes during delivery
- Preparing the transition to the go-live stage
Testing and go-live
Verification of results and preparation for production go-live.
- Correctness testing after migration and conversion
- Verification of data and configuration consistency
- Analysis of results and corrections in subsequent runs
- Preparing the go-live scenario
- Support for the transition to the production environment
- Closing out the work and handing over results
Conversion process
SYNTA.CONVERSION covers the entire scope of migration and conversion work to SAP S/4HANA. From structuring data and configuration, through executing migration and conversion, to testing and go-live, the process is carried out in a consistent and controlled manner.
Defining the scope
Determining the scope of migration, conversion and project goals.
Inventory of data and objects
Gathering and organizing the data and objects to be transferred.
Preparing configuration and parameters
Aligning settings for the target SAP S/4HANA environment.
Data migration and conversion
Executing migration and conversion according to the prepared plan.
Validation and corrections in iterations
Ongoing quality control of results and application of fixes.
Testing and go-live
Final testing and preparation for production go-live.
By the numbers
Syntavio in numbers
We are an experienced company that has delivered numerous projects across a wide range of industries.
~60
experts across various fields
50
certifications confirming our competencies
15
years of experience
300
completed projects
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Our specialist will contact you to briefly discuss your company's needs and the context of your organization's operations.
During the meeting, we will present our approach to business process consulting and the scope of a possible process audit.
We will then prepare a tailored proposal of actions and begin a partnership-based collaboration.
Please note that we will only contact selected candidates.
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