Gloucestershire reluctant to set new date in S/4HANA migration saga
The UK's Gloucestershire County Council has failed to introduce its new £7.3 million cloud-based SAP system in time for the new financial year, as its director of finance promised back in January.program, designed to lift, shift, and"transform" customers from on-prem legacy software to a cloud-based iteration of its latest S/4HANA ERP system.
A Gloucestershire County Council spokesperson said:"All ERP migrations are complex and need to be well planned and it is important that we continue to follow good practice and keep the programme under review to ensure that both technical and people changes are delivered effectively, ensuring that there is minimum disruption to the services that we offer."
The ERP project included procurement modules affected by the new Procurement Act 2023, which is prompting the council to review its requirements, it said. It might prove a regrettable choice for the council, as Blacker provided the assurance in response to issues raised by independent auditors Grant Thornton. Their report identified segregation of duties access issues that would not be resolved until the new software arrived.RISE with SAP plan fails to hit go-live date in West of England council
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