The solution:
The Data Migration Framework from paricon
We migrate with powerful selection and loading functionalities via standard adapters. In addition, you implement data enrichment, data analyses, mappings and cleansings using a convenient set of rules and extensive business content!
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Full SAP integration enables user-friendly operation during configuration and execution of the migration steps. The application does not require any programming knowledge and ensures that SAP-savvy employees can be trained quickly.
Fast adaptation completely without development; copy functions and versioning of the processing steps enable the rules to be extended quickly and comprehensibly. In addition, extensive parallelization and scaling options offer considerable runtime advantages and enable many load iterations; HANA-optimized read accesses and processing procedures for HANA-based target systems.
Complete data processing in the SAP target system enables full transparency of all transformation and processing steps and audit-proof documentation, comprehensive monitoring of the entire process, good coordination and efficient testing activities. The integrated data anonymization functions ensure the protection of personal and business-critical information.
Comprehensive content, e.g. for selection from SAP systems, loading via standard BAPIs, delta logic, access to SAP data and value tables, reconciliation, data enrichment, etc.
Master data migration for SAP S4/HANA and SAP R/3 platforms with ease!
How can the effort involved in an S/4HANA migration be kept as low as possible?
How can functional specifications for matching the fields be converted into technical interfaces within a short space of time? Who can support us with a migration and has the technical experience to quickly recognize and eliminate problems? Are you looking for a high-performance migration solution that has already been used successfully for large volumes of data?
Our solution approach makes it possible to concentrate on the relevant technical issues during migration. Calculable costs for implementations and ensuring data quality on the new system are the unique selling points of paricon’s Data Migration Framework.
The Data Migration Framework provides a proven, highly automatable way of migrating data. We support you in determining the delivery formats and can extract and import both flat and hierarchical files. Thanks to perfectly interlocking functions and extensive business content, rules for analysis, enrichment, transformation and correction can be implemented with minimal effort.
Over the past 10 years, this tried-and-tested tool has developed into an extremely powerful framework that brings high added value to your migration project, particularly in terms of data quality, thanks to its extensive testing and reconciliation mechanisms.
Powerful selection and loading functions
Support for data analysis and data cleansing initiatives including cockpit for rule-based and manual data processings
Set of rules for simple implementation of mapping, cleaning and reconciliation rules
Extensive content for R/3 to S/4HANA migrations
Do you have any questions about
“Data Migration Framework”?
Gilbert Erdősi
Expert at S/4HANA Data Migration & Data Migration Framework
We would be happy to explain to you how you can use our framework to implement an effort- and risk-reduced inventory data transfer – audit-proof, with a high degree of automation and on the basis of a structured migration methodology.
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Are you looking for a “Swiss army knife” solution for seamless, efficient integration of your SAP systems that is capable of handling data supply in batch, near or real-time mode?

