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This post walks through five of the most common red flags we see from customers using SAP Business One with an on-premise set-up, and what they actually mean for SAP Partners thinking about having a conversation about the future with this type of customer.
SAP Business One partners outsource infrastructure management to gain specialist coverage, standardise service quality and scale recurring revenue without building a full 24/7 operations function. The right managed-services model handles monitoring, security, backup, recovery, patch coordination and performance behind the partner, allowing internal teams to focus on SAP consultancy, implementations and customer success.
SAP Business One partners are moving customers to cloud because the model can improve resilience, security, accessibility and scalability while creating predictable recurring services. The strongest proposition is a managed platform that removes infrastructure burden, supports modern working and gives the partner a repeatable way to protect and grow its customer base.
A practical SAP Business One migration framework for partners covering discovery, testing, downtime, rollback, validation and risk.
A practical guide for SAP partners comparing SAP Business One hosting providers, security, resilience, support and commercial fit.
A significant shift is underway in the SAP Business One partner community. Partners who have embraced cloud hosting are experiencing faster growth, closing more deals, and building more sustainable businesses. Meanwhile, those still relying on traditional on-premise infrastructure are finding it increasingly challenging to compete.
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