Webinar:
How do enterprise SAP companies improve test data quality?

Recorded: 26 January 2021
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About this webinar
Learn how leading enterprise SAP companies reduce refresh times, produce relevant test data on demand and maintain audit compliance for sensitive data in non-productions systems.
Why is test data important? The average organization loses $8.2 million annually on poor data quality. For most companies, their SAP system is integral to their business, and any significant outage of a particular business process, or worse – the entire SAP production system – has a potential multi-million dollar impact. This is why effective testing in non-production environments is so important. And of course, testing can only be truly effective if the test cases and the data match the situation that will occur later in Production.
The SAP data model can be complex, with different data models based on different production process that make copying and refreshing the data for project testing challenging and time consuming.
During this session, learn how leading companies are improving the quality of their test data and reducing time, resources and costs for their major projects. The integrated nature of business processes makes it impossible to keep several full copies of production in non-production landscapes. This creates a massive challenge around enabling functional analysts, testers, trainers and consultants to access the data they need to support the production system.
This session shows examples of our clients using EPI-USE Labs’ Data Sync Manager™ (DSM) solution to overcome these challenges. DSM has allowed them to copy data on demand, reduce their data volume, and refresh the test systems more frequently to bring back master data and a time-sliced subset of transactional data from production. The reduction in data volume, and simplified activities compared to a full system copy, mean much more frequent refreshes can be undertaken, while always having clean, accurate and up-to-date data supporting their immediate needs.
Phil Best
Vice President of Sales | Americas EPI-USE Labs
Philip Best heads up the sales group for EPI-USE Labs in the Americas, with sales responsibility and oversight for direct and partner accounts in the US, Canada and Latin America. His 20 years of experience in both technical, service and product sales brings a broad and unique perspective to the changing enterprise marketplace. Over the last ten years he has worked with and focused on helping enterprise SAP customers achieve optimization in areas ranging from Test Data Management, Security, Information Lifecycle Management and User Experience, and has been involved in some of EPI-USE Labs largest and complex customer engagements.
Lyall Hinton
VP Professional Services | EPI-USE Labs
Lyall has been a technology specialist for over 15 years and is currently the Vice President of Services at EPI-USE Labs in the US. He is responsible for our world-class services team focused on EPI-USE Labs products implementations, SAP migrations, upgrades and basis services.
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