smartShift

During its S/4HANA program, IBM needed to remediate millions of lines of custom code while development continued in its existing environment. smartShift completed remediation in 5 months and automated dual maintenance for approximately 1,000 objects per month—helping IBM avoid an early code freeze. See how IBM accelerated transformation without sacrificing business continuity.

Moving to SAP S/4HANA is an opportunity to do more than make legacy code compatible. Deutsche Bahn used smartShift to analyze 15.3M+ lines of ABAP and safely decommission 14,984 unused objects—reducing technical debt and laying the foundation for Clean Core and cloud readiness. Download this case study to see how Deutsche Bahn turned code transformation into long-term modernization.

The biggest S/4HANA custom code challenge isn’t the migration itself. It’s proving everything still works. 63% of SAP teams cite extensive testing as a leading migration challenge, followed by poor documentation and integration errors. Discover where SAP programs are getting stuck, and what experienced teams recommend doing earlier.

Manual SAP custom code remediation costs more than developer hours. Rework, testing bloat, code freezes, and late-stage surprises can put your entire transformation timeline at risk. Download the guide to see where manual remediation breaks down—and how an automation-first approach creates more predictable outcomes.

You can’t de-risk an SAP S/4HANA transformation if you don’t know what’s actually hiding in your custom code. ASUG research found that 44% of SAP organizations cite too many customizations as a major S/4HANA migration challenge. The real question isn’t simply, “How much code do we have?” It’s: → What still matters? → What can be retired? → What creates transformation risk? → What needs to change for S/4HANA and Clean Core? Watch our on-demand webinar to see how a data-driven approach gives SAP teams the visibility to define scope earlier, prioritize remediation, and plan with greater confidence.

S/4HANA risk often starts long before remediation begins. If custom code scope is incomplete or poorly understood, timelines, budgets, and resource plans are built on assumptions. This on-demand webinar shows how SAP leaders can use data-driven analysis to identify what needs attention, what can be retired, and where hidden complexity could affect the transformation. Get a clearer view of your custom code before it becomes a project issue. Watch the webinar -->