From R/3 to RISE & BTP: Orchestrating the SAP Cloudification Journey with a Single Intelligent Control Plane

René Keitemeier

Senior Solution Engineer

In this technical deep dive, you’ll see how an event-driven orchestration layer connects legacy and cloud environments into a single, intelligent workflow. Discover how real-time triggers synchronize jobs across systems, how “bridge mode” enables safe, phased migrations with instant fallback, and how centralized monitoring provides full end-to-end SLA transparency.

We also demonstrate automated incident response in action – integrating ticketing systems, Microsoft Teams alerts, and human-in-the-loop validation for controlled, auditable operations.

If you’re navigating your SAP cloud transformation, this session shows how to reduce risk, maintain control, and move step by step toward autonomous operations.

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Language: English
Subtitles: English, German

Author

René Keitemeier

Senior Solution Engineer

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