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With "Next-Generation Support", SAP promises its customers self-service components, digital interaction with support in real time, a particularly good digital customer experience, for example through build-in support with the help of SAP CoPilot, and the use of innovations such as AI and Machine Learning. Objective: Enquiries should be answered in real-time, as far as possible, as a prerequisite for real-time business models. At the DSAG Annual Congress 2018, I wanted to know from Andreas Heckmann, Head of SAP Support, what support services SAP customers will need in the future, how SAP will support end-to-end digital processes in hybrid systems, where the differences between ECC and SAP S/4HANA support requests lie, and what impact innovations (machine learning, AI, predictive analytics, ...) have on SAP support.
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The Schmersal Group, the international market and competence leader in machine safety, benefits from the progressive automation, because this increases the demand for safety technology. Machines and equipment are becoming more complex, robots are increasingly collaborating directly with their human counterparts, and the world is becoming more aware that functional safety and occupational safety are essential factors for business success. Schmersal offers the world's largest range of safety switchgear and systems for machines, systems and lift technology. Founded in 1945 in Wuppertal, Schmersal currently employs about 1,850 people in over 20 countries.
"Shortcut for SAP Systems" makes it easier and faster to complete many SAP support tasks.
"The benefits of Enterprise Support, such as free services, have not yet been widely publicised by customers.