Owen Pettiford - author at diginomica

Owen has been working with SAP systems since 1994. His broad experience enables him to understand how to implement SAP to maximize flexibility and value in ways that are approved by SAP. Since 2005, Owen has mainly worked to create architecture and designs based on the SAP reference architecture embracing cloud, APIs, in-memory and Fiori. He has completed 50+ SAP roadmaps across 12 industry sectors. Owen works for Xoserve as a Solution Architect helping them to get the most out of their SAP estate and maximizing the value of their data. Today, Owen focuses on S/4HANA and building custom apps on top of SAP.

Articles by Owen Pettiford

To BTP or not BTP - that is the question or how the heck do I evolve my SAP landscape? This article is sponsored by:

Customers face difficult decisions around when, how and even if, to move their SAP landscapes to a cloud infrastructure. Here are some of the top-line challenges I see in customer sites.

The Question Cloud - What should the average SAP customer take away from SAPPHIRE 2020? This article is sponsored by:

Three main themes emerged from SAPPHIRE Reimagined for the average SAP customer. Let's talk NetWeaver.

Your 5 part toolkit from which to get the best out of SAP This article is sponsored by:

This guide will highlight the five things that you can do to make sure you are getting the best possible deal and service.

Six ways to lift ERP Lockdown and avoid innovation recession This article is sponsored by:

Just as COVID-19 is stifling economic activity, ERP lockdown can lead to innovation recession. It doesn't have to be that way.

Man solving complex problem finds surreal keyhole to success © frankie's - shutterstock

Goldilocks and the 6 (or 7) SAP ERP Systems This article is sponsored by:

How many ways can you say ERP? Quite a few if you live in SAP land and the complexity of decision making is not getting any easier.

SAP and Azure - a marriage made in heaven or a Trojan Horse bound for hell ? This article is sponsored by:

How is SAP's Microsoft Embrace program working out?