Archiving
kgs informed about SAP archiving in Munich
September 25, 2017 from Teodora Zaneva

"ECM for SAP is dead - long live the archive" was the motto at the kgs Meet Up on September 14 in Munich.

Neu-Isenburg, September 19, 2017. kgs welcomed customers and interested parties to another "kgs Meet Up" event on September 14 at the Leonardo Royal Hotel Munich near BMW Welt Munich. This year, these are all about replacing ECM systems with lean archives. Hence the motto: ECM for SAP is dead - long live the archive.

In Munich on September 14, kgs customers BMW and EnBW reported on their successful SAP archiving projects. kgs provided information about news from its own development and showed what is possible with SAP technologies S/4HANA, CMIS and Fiori in the area of archiving. There was room for intensive networking, open discussions between kgs customers and interested parties, and the opportunity to speak directly with the experts on site.

The high number of participants at past events shows that the kgs Meet Ups are becoming more and more popular and are developing into a must-attend event for everyone who deals with the topic of SAP archiving. The mix of practice-oriented customer and specialist presentations in particular is very popular with participants. The event was rounded off by a tour of the BMW Museum. Participation in the kgs Meet ups is free of charge.

 

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