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Maintaining a SAP Clean Core isn’t just a technical goal—it’s a core component of long-term business transformation. In this video, we explore how a strong Clean Core Strategy improves business processes, boosts system stability, and reduces downtime, helping organizations move from legacy systems like SAP ECC to modern SAP environments with confidence.

Clean core practices also simplify SAP upgrades by reducing custom code and system complexity, allowing companies to respond faster to changing business models and technological demands. This not only enhances system agility but also lowers the total cost of ownership across your enterprise architecture.

Whether you're still on SAP ERP or planning your migration process to S/4HANA, adopting a Clean Core Strategy ensures your existing system is optimized for current and future needs.

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Chapters
00:01 Why clean core is more than a technical fix
01:28 Cost of downtime and upgrade complexity
03:47 Reducing upgrade effort and spend
05:22 SAP APIs and stability
08:58 Using upgrades as transformation moments
10:04 Real-world customer success stories

Key Points

Clean core boosts system stability and reduces downtime.
Fewer customizations mean faster, cheaper upgrades.
Break the cycle of custom code and infrequent updates.
Use upgrade projects to eliminate unnecessary code.
Real customers cut upgrade times from months to weeks.
Better alignment with SAP innovation = stronger ROI.
Clean Core Strategy supports flexible, modern business processes across SAP ERP and S/4HANA.

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