Category: Transport Logistics
End of Support for SAP LE-TRA in 2030
With the transition to SAP S/4HANA, the SAP Logistics Execution – Transport (LE-TRA) module will no longer be supported. Although LE-TRA can still be used at present, its use is legally required to end on December 31, 2030. After that date, no further productive use will be permitted.
Seamless logistics in the SAP sales process: Why 3PL integration is crucial now
PEP lists are increasingly becoming the focus of regulatory authorities, and not just in the financial sector. PEP checks are also becoming increasingly important for SAP user companies with international business relationships or public sector clients. But what does this mean in concrete terms for compliance processes? And how can such audit obligations be efficiently integrated into SAP systems?
16th EU sanctions package against Russia and no end to the measures in sight
CBAM - Omnibus initiative: focus on simplification and effectiveness The European Commission's Omnibus Initiative aims to simplify the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) while maintaining its effectiveness. These reforms entail significant changes that include both simplifications for companies and stricter enforcement of the regulations.
CBAM - Omnibus initiative: focus on simplification and effectiveness
CBAM - Omnibus initiative: focus on simplification and effectiveness The European Commission's Omnibus Initiative aims to simplify the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) while maintaining its effectiveness. These reforms entail significant changes that include both simplifications for companies and stricter enforcement of the regulations.
SAP Cloud: Ready & on Point – Next Steps in the SAP Transformation
With the extension of ERP maintenance until 2033, companies have more time to make the switch to S/4HANA. At the same time, SAP continues to focus on the cloud as its strategic future. This development has implications for companies’ migration planning, business processes and IT strategy.
SAP Cloud: Ready & on Point - Requirement for development teams
SAP Cloud Ready: Learn how development teams can prepare extensions and custom developments for SAP S/4HANA Cloud.
The Windsor Framework - New trade arrangements for Northern Ireland and Great Britain
With the Windsor Framework, the European Union and the United Kingdom have created a new basis for the trade in goods between Great Britain and Northern Ireland. The agreement, which was presented in February 2023, replaces the previous Northern Ireland Protocol and is intended to reduce barriers to trade without jeopardising the integrity of the EU single market. A key innovation is the dual-track system for the movement of goods. A ‘green corridor’ enables simplified procedures for products that remain in Northern Ireland, while a ‘red corridor’ is provided for goods that are transported further into the EU and are subject to the usual customs and health checks. Companies must be fully converted to the new regulations by 31 March 2025.
SAP Cloud: Ready & on Point
SAP extends ERP maintenance: what does this mean for your S/4HANA strategy? Cloud, AI, services and BTP are on everyone's lips at SAP - but what does this mean for SAP user companies? What developments are on the horizon and what course should be set today for future decisions? In this blog series, we present the most important questions surrounding SAP's cloud strategy and the S/4HANA Cloud Editions and accompany you on this exciting journey. This article focuses on the extension of ERP maintenance.
ATLAS - Information sheet for customs declarations 2025
The SAP cosmos is constantly evolving, driven by technological innovations, regulatory requirements and the increasing pressure for digitalisation. Technological change and the growing challenges in global supply chains will result in clear priorities for 2025. Three trends stand out in particular:
Three spotlights for 2025: What will be important in the SAP cosmos in the coming year
The SAP cosmos is constantly evolving, driven by technological innovations, regulatory requirements and the increasing pressure for digitalisation. Technological change and the growing challenges in global supply chains will result in clear priorities for 2025. Three trends stand out in particular: