Category Data Center Management
Type Webcast
Length 01:00:00
Publish Date March 13 2013
Date posted January 17 2013
Overview
Want to hear the real story of transformation of SAP HANA on Savvis Foundation Hosting from customers just like you? Join us for this informative webcast, which will include:
.Discussion of the advantages/disadvantages of implementing SAP HANA either on premises vs. a hosting provider
.What to expect in terms of transformation, potential challenges and best practices for the greatest success in implementing an SAP HANA solution
Candid stories/feedback from executives who have considered these choices and made these decisions
.In 60 minutes you will understand the full value proposition of SAP HANA on Savvis Foundation Hosting and have a better understanding of what to look for and how to make a realistic decision for your company
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