ISG: US enterprises phase SAP modernization, tie milestones to measurable business outcomes

Information Services Group, Inc.

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  • ISG research shows U.S. enterprises are breaking SAP modernization into phased programs with measurable value checkpoints as they prepare for end of mainstream SAP ECC support in 2027.
  • Regulated industries are accelerating migrations to SAP S/4HANA for compliance, while less regulated sectors such as manufacturing are more likely to defer decisions, weighing extended support or third-party maintenance until 2030.
  • AI adoption is moving into production use cases, including automated testing, incident resolution, system monitoring.
  • Modernization strategies are shifting toward standardized ERP cores with extensions built outside core via SAP Business Technology Platform to reduce customization.
  • ISG finds large enterprises increasingly favor selective data transformation over full replacement to limit operational risk, while SAP targets midmarket greenfield projects via GROW with SAP.


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