InterCloud vs. SAP Business Technology Platform

If you want to use a well-designed SAP technology to shift into the cloud, you will be more than satisfied with the BTP services overall. There are some improvements for beginners to help them get a better overview of what to do and how to start with their account. My recommendation is to take a foundation training course from the SAP learning hub to prepare for the first steps.

Incentivized

• It is very easy to use.
• All the documentation around it is geared towards the enterprise use case, unlike some other hyperscalers' platforms.
• The SAP Business Technology Platform is very good because it's got the SAP customer and their business processes in mind. Probably my favorite thing about it is how easy it is to get up and running with a new use case and how well it natively connects to an SAP solution.

Incentivized

• The Automation Integration service has some outdated workflows
• New services should be available as entitlements as soon as they are released for a particular region without having to buy them from SAP for zero dollars
• Any subaccount should be able to change the IAS tenant. Currently, if you set it up for a particular IAS, you cannot change to another tenant and are required to recreate the services in a new subaccount.

Incentivized

I think its important to renew the BTP as it's the way to use SAP products in the feature. Java and R/3 systems are obsolete soon and you have to use the cloud products even to be in support and maintenance in the future. Therefore it's needed for every company to read into the BTP.

Incentivized

From what I've seen in our current migration to S/4HANA, in comparison to other companies that did not utilize SAP, this has been the least stressful migration or platform I have used and is highly organized and standardized. It has been a breath of fresh air coming from mostly custom-made applications and ERP systems into SAP that utilizes best practices and so many options and ease of integration. It's sustainable in the current tech as compared to what I've come from.

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Services are generally available

Incentivized

The biggest problem we ran into was communication between SAP Business Technology Platform and onsite resources. Unfortunately our SAP Business Technology Platform and Cloud systems are under different customer numbers. I constantly had to open tickets under each customer number because I was unsure of where the issue lied. And having to create a dummy ticket for our ECC systems to open the ECC connections for another ticket under the Cloud customer is a pain.

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Training material in Developers Community or from Learning hub are really good... also most of the time we route through Discovery center... so materials provided by SAP is really good.

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Having a full cloud native environment for devlopment of microservices and digitals solutions while having standardized access to our core data on SAP via cloud connector is one of the main benefits of using BTP over others hypervisors. BTP is the standard hyperscaler as soon as something relies on data from SAP systems in our company now

Incentivized

SAP Business Technology Platform is easily connectable using standard solutions to the onpremise backend SAP systems. Services can be linked with each other and with SAP systems in a managed and secure way, while with the other products getting the data, access and networking done is cumbersome. Also we can make sure to have all cloud environments in the same region using the multi cloud approach wich reduces latency problems.

Incentivized

It's scalable

Incentivized

• Ours is a little different than a typical customer because we use the platform to develop new integrations for our mutual customers.
• Some of the requirements for integrations can be limiting compared to other platforms on the market.
• The integration support for SAP specific applications and especially those in cloud-centric uses is best in class.

Incentivized