How a global nutrition company unified 90+ integrations on SAP BTP
A global nutrition, health, and biosciences company needed to consolidate the integration landscape of two merged enterprises. A team of 8 designed the architecture and delivered 90+ interfaces on SAP Integration Suite in 12 months, giving the company real-time connectivity and 5x faster processing across supply chain and enterprise data flows.
- Organization
- A global nutrition, health, and biosciences company (30,000+ employees, Europe)
- Industry
- Life sciences, nutrition and chemicals
- Size
- 30,000+ employees
- Region
- Europe
- Project type
- Integration Strategy and Architecture, S/4HANA Integration, API Management Strategy
- SAP technology
- SAP Integration Suite, SAP Cloud Integration, SAP S/4HANA Public Cloud, SAP BTP
- Other technology
- Public cloud platform, Data lake platform, Warehouse management system, Transportation management system
The challenge
After a merger of two large enterprises, the company ran a complex integration landscape built on legacy approaches, with no real-time data visibility across supply chain systems. It needed a standardized, scalable integration strategy on SAP BTP to support global operations.
Results
- 90+
- Integrations enabled across enterprise systems
- 5x
- Faster processing across supply chain and enterprise data flows
- 12 months
- Full lifecycle delivery from design to deployment
Questions
How many integrations were delivered in this SAP BTP project?
The team developed more than 90 integration interfaces across enterprise systems. They include API-based and IDoc-based services connecting SAP and external platforms, such as warehouse and transportation management systems and a data lake used for analytics.
What business result did the integration program deliver?
Processing across supply chain and enterprise data flows became 5x faster. The company also gained real-time data availability, a simpler integration landscape, and a standardized architecture that can scale on SAP BTP.
How long did the project take and who delivered it?
The full lifecycle implementation took 12 months with a team of 8 members. An SAP BTP Architect led design, build, testing, and deployment, and also defined the integration architecture and governance model.
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