Decision-Making Guide for the SAP MII Replacement Strategy
About the Guide
SAP MII approaches its end-of-life. The migration strategy that is best suited to your specific situation also depends on your current SAP MII setup.
We see a wide range of functional applications: from pure integration solutions, where MII is used as an interface tool, to solutions with a strong focus on reporting, all the way to comprehensive MES solutions that map complex production processes end-to-end, including individual item tracking and intensive plant integration.
This guide proposes a concrete approach for moving from a phase of uncertainty to a specific recommendation for the most realistic replacement scenario.
Author
Konrad Pfadenhauer was still a student when SAP acquired the U.S. company Lighthammer, which led to the development of SAP MII. For 15 years, he worked as a lead consultant and project manager, overseeing SAP MII implementation projects and supporting clients. As a founding partner, he heads the Manufacturing division at concircle.
