Data Lab Dialogues is a technology podcast produced in collaboration between SAP Data Lab Copenhagen, SAP Nordic, SAP partners and SAP customers. Through dynamic conversations, our hosts and guests cover a range of topics featuring emerging technologies. Our goal is to be a vibrant communication channel for the Danish and Nordic SAP network. Hosts Thomas Madsen and Karl Bergström are SAP employees and technology enthusiasts. All thoughts shared via Data Lab Dialogues are our own and do not reflect those of SAP. If you have an exciting story or experience that you would like to tell in the podcast, do not hesitate to reach out to Thomas (thomas.madsen@sap.com) or Karl (karl.bergstrom@sap.com).
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Data Lab Dialogues is a technology podcast produced in collaboration between SAP Data Lab Copenhagen, SAP Nordic, SAP partners and SAP customers. Through dynamic conversations, our hosts and guests cover a range of topics featuring emerging technologies. Our goal is to be a vibrant communication channel for the Danish and Nordic SAP network. Hosts Thomas Madsen and Karl Bergström are SAP employees and technology enthusiasts. All thoughts shared via Data Lab Dialogues are our own and do not reflect those of SAP. If you have an exciting story or experience that you would like to tell in the podcast, do not hesitate to reach out to Thomas (thomas.madsen@sap.com) or Karl (karl.bergstrom@sap.com).
In a conversation with Paul Wood and Robert Reuben we explore the ins and outs of archiving. Why does it matter, what’s the catch, how do you get started. As the amount of data increases and as workloads are moving to the cloud, archiving becomes ever more important. By ensuring that you only work on relevant data compute and storage costs can be reduced significantly. As SAP clients starts planning the upgrade from ECC to S/4HANA, reducing the data footprint can generate big savings. Up to 60% of the data volume can be archived prior to upgrade, making the upgrade simpler and the target landscape less expensive.
Data Lab Dialogues
Data Lab Dialogues is a technology podcast produced in collaboration between SAP Data Lab Copenhagen, SAP Nordic, SAP partners and SAP customers. Through dynamic conversations, our hosts and guests cover a range of topics featuring emerging technologies. Our goal is to be a vibrant communication channel for the Danish and Nordic SAP network. Hosts Thomas Madsen and Karl Bergström are SAP employees and technology enthusiasts. All thoughts shared via Data Lab Dialogues are our own and do not reflect those of SAP. If you have an exciting story or experience that you would like to tell in the podcast, do not hesitate to reach out to Thomas (thomas.madsen@sap.com) or Karl (karl.bergstrom@sap.com).
