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… information on the Internet on SAP is provided by SAP, which is filled with false claims and sleazy consulting companies and SAP consultants who will tell any lie for personal benefit. Furthermore, SAP pays off all IT analysts — who have the same concern for accuracy as SAP. Not one of these entities will disclose their pro-SAP financial bias to their readers. 

The Truth About Reengineering Business Processes?
Reengineering ran out of steam in the early 1990s, but as is covered in the article Reengineering and its Impact on ERP Sales,
SAP told companies to redesign their processes and use

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What SAP said about SAP’s integrated suite offers a lower TCO.

The truth About SAP’s integrated suite and a lower TCO?

What SAP Said About SAP’s Integrated Suite Offers a Lower TCO
What is now mostly forgotten is that SAP marketed its ERP system because it would be the last system that a customer would need to purchase. This was a story that was presented beginning back in the 1980s. The concept was that companies that had mostly custom developed their systems could lower their maintenance and integration overhead by using a “single system,” which …

… databases such as Oracle 12c, IBM Blu, or MS SQL Server. And as covered in the article HANA as a Mismatch for S/4HANA and ERP, HANA performs worse than previous versions of these competitors for transactions and processing intensive functions such as running MRP. One cannot introduce a database that performs worse than databases (mainly if it offers not other advantages) that preceded them and call those databases “legacy.”
It is illogical.
Conclusion and Calculation
SAP receives a 0% accuracy rating for its use of the term legacy to describe all databases.
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For years SAP has stated that SAP simplified the customer’s IT landscape.
In this article, we review the accuracy of this claim. 

What SAP Said About SAP Simplifying The Customer’s IT Landscape
What is now mostly forgotten is that SAP marketed its ERP system because it would be the last system that a customer would need to purchase. Presented beginning back in the 1980s, the concept was that companies that had mostly custom developed their systems could lower their maintenance and integration overhead by using a “single system,” which would be the ERP system. This would …