I recently came across the eBook, “Digital Transformation and the CIO: A point of view prepared by IBM and SAP” which, among other things, highlights the need for SAP IT organizations to develop systems, processes and methodologies to deliver continuous innovation for the business.
The Parallel Development Workbench serves as a platform for future innovation and functional enhancement to allow parallel development controls and capabilities to expand to meet the needs of organizations pursuing agile and DevOps methodologies within ever-increasingly complex SAP environments.
It has become apparent that SAP teams are requiring faster build, test and deploy development cycles within traditional robust-controlled SAP change processes. We first began to notice this during 2016 when we were approached by several of the most forward thinking SAP teams in the world looking to boost their DevOps capabilities. Their main driver, the need to keep up with their counterparts who are developing customer facing digital apps. Their method, SAP DevOps and rapid Agile development processes.
Time is almost up for the two-speed bimodal solution. We are hearing it is no longer reasonable that business innovation available through digital initiatives must wait because legacy enterprise systems cannot deliver supportive innovation within similar time frames.
The POD Check is a feature designed to improve the integrity of changes delivered across SAP landscapes. A streamlined change integrity assurance process will enable SAP development and testing teams to deliver high quality changes consistently to production.
In recent years RSC has been challenged to overcome the air gap scenario, to allow organizations to manage changes between systems, which are incapable of communicating with each other. In some cases organizations had multiple, siloed production instances, which were also unable to communicate with each other.
The Release Management Workbench allows for an organization to group together many changes, synchronize the transports from the changes to a release, and deploy in mass using minimal approvals.
With the introduction of the Release Management Workbench, Rev-Trac now allows for an organization to group together many changes, synchronize the transports from the changes to a release, and deploy in mass using minimal approvals.
This month at Revelation Software Concepts we have released an important integration between Rev-Trac and Salt allowing for a process side-by-side comparison of any workbench object on receiving a notification of a migration conflict. This will highlight the differences between the versions of the two conflicting objects allowing for exception decision making and highlighting any following corrective action that may be required.
Did you know that Rev-Trac’s Release Management Workbench allows for an organization to group together many changes, synchronize transports from changes to their release, and deploy in mass using minimal approvals, without compromising good governance?