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Enterprise SAP delivery

The senior people who pitch the project are the ones who build it.

Recognize takes mid-market and enterprise teams from ECC to S/4HANA, keeps the cost of SAP data under control, and runs the landscape long after go-live.

Senior on the critical path

The people in the room at the pitch are the people on the build.

A number before you commit

Assessment first. You get a costed business case and a timeline.

Less data to move

We reduce the volume before the migration, not after it.

Live deadline

ECC mainstream maintenance ends 31 December 2027. A full migration takes 18 to 36 months, so an assessment started after mid-2026 leaves very little room to make a considered decision.

Where to start

Why teams come to us

Your SAP estate deserves someone’s full attention.

A mid-sized manufacturer is rarely the most important account on a Tier-1 partner’s list. The pitch carries senior names, the build arrives with whoever was free, and by month four the person who understands your landscape has moved to a larger client.

SAP is the only thing we do

No adjacent practices competing for the same people, and no learning your industry on your budget.

The business case comes first

We map the landscape, the options and the cost of each path, so the decision gets made on numbers.

We stay after go-live

Legacy systems retired, duplicate licensing removed, and a team that is still on the account a year later.

We want SAP to feel like something a company can work with, rather than something it has to survive.

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What we do

Eight services, one landscape.

From the first assessment through to the systems you finally switch off. Each one is delivered by people who have done it before on estates the size of yours.

Our deepest work

SAP Data Management

Archiving, DVM, ILM, decommissioning and carve-outs. Every uncontrolled terabyte shows up somewhere on a bill, and most landscapes carry far more data than they need.

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S/4HANA Implementation

Public, Private, RISE and GROW. We recommend the route that fits your size and risk appetite, then deliver it.

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Advisory & Consultation

Independent advice before you commit. Your current landscape, your options, and the cost of each path.

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Enterprise SAP Migration

ECC to S/4HANA on a path built around your data, your timelines and your tolerance for downtime.

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Upgrade & Roll-Out

Brownfield, greenfield or selective, extended to new entities and geographies without a second programme.

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Managed Services

We keep SAP running after go-live. Senior support, predictable cost, and a roadmap that keeps improving the system.

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Integration

Clean interfaces and reliable data flow between S/4HANA and the systems your business actually runs on.

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Licensing

Right-sized to real usage, audit-ready through the year, and forecastable as the landscape grows.

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Where you are today

Three ways this conversation usually starts.

01

New to SAP

A greenfield build from day one, covering process mapping, system design, configuration, testing, training and go-live support.

Start with implementation

02

Already running SAP

The system works, but it costs more than it should and nobody is quite sure why. Usually this starts with the data and the licence position.

Look at the cost first

03

Ready to move to S/4HANA

A structured migration with the data reduced first, the downtime window planned, and a cleaner core on the other side.

Plan the migration

How we work

A delivery method built for on-time go-lives.

Four stages, in this order, every time. The assessment comes first because a decision made without a number is a guess.

Stage one

Assess

We map your landscape, your data volume and a hard business case. You get a number and a timeline before you commit to anything.

Stage two

Design

Target architecture, scope and migration approach, with data reduction planned in from the first day rather than bolted on later.

Stage three

Implement

We build, migrate, test and go live, with senior consultants sitting on the parts of the project where things actually go wrong.

Stage four

Support & optimise

Legacy systems decommissioned, duplicate licensing retired, and the landscape run so it keeps getting leaner to operate.

What working with us is like

Fewer people, further in.

Certified consultants, named upfront

You know who is on the project before you sign, and the same names appear in the steering committee six months later.

Cost you can forecast

HANA licensing steps up in whole increments, so we size the data before the migration rather than discovering the bill afterwards.

Timelines that hold

Scope agreed at design, downtime planned around your calendar, and a go-live date we are willing to be measured against.

Full lifecycle coverage

Advisory, build, integration, licensing and managed services under one team, so nothing falls into a gap between vendors.

Insights

What we are thinking about.

Deadlines

What the 2027 ECC date actually means for a mid-sized manufacturer

Eighteen months of runway sounds generous until you work backwards from a go-live.

6 min read

Cost

Why your HANA licence jumped without anyone adding a user

Licensing steps up in whole increments, and data growth is what pushes you over the line.

5 min read

Migration

Reduce first, migrate second, and what that saves you

Every terabyte you leave behind is infrastructure, subscription and downtime you do not pay for.

7 min read

Compliance

DPDP, retention rules and the SAP data you should have deleted

Retention is a compliance obligation and a cost lever at the same time. Most teams treat it as neither.

6 min read

Start with an assessment, not a proposal.

Tell us what you are running and what is worrying you. We will come back with the options, what each one costs, and how long it takes. No obligation to go further.