Advisory Services Europe | SAP Services Beyond 2030

The SAP services market continues to be driven by strong demand for S/4HANA migrations. However, this growth trajectory is not indefinite. As the S/4HANA wave begins to taper off, the market risks facing overcapacity and intensified competition – in particular around late-stage migration projects.

In this workshop, we will assess the medium-term growth potential for SAP services across the entire value chain and SAP’s evolving portfolio. Additionally, we will explore strategic opportunities for long-term development within the SAP partner ecosystem, identifying areas where partners can differentiate and sustain value beyond the migration cycle.

OT Security - From Business Value to Secure Execution

Part 1: Why IT/OT Convergence Is More Than Just a Technical Project

OT Security - From Business Value to Secure Execution

Part 2: OT Security Use Cases – Delivering Business Value Across Industries

OT Security - From Business Value to Secure Execution

Part 3: The Changing Threat Landscape in OT Environments

OT Security - From Business Value to Secure Execution

Part 4: OT Security Architecture – What Works?

OT Security - From Business Value to Secure Execution

Part 5: Roles and Responsibilities in OT Security – Who Owns What?

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Joachim Hackmann has been with PAC in Munich since 2015. As head of the BAS research cluster (Business Applications and related Services), he plays a key role in shaping the SITSI® research agenda in this segment.

He is also involved in customer-specific market and competitive analyses for leading software and IT services providers. He is the author of numerous reports on topics such as business applications, artificial intelligence, blockchain, and digitalization trends in the banking and insurance industry.

As an analyst and consultant, he can draw on over 20 years of experience in the IT industry. Before joining PAC, Joachim worked for many years as a journalist in senior positions for COMPUTERWOCHE and CIO magazine.