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Frank Gundlich

Business Development Manager

[email protected]

Mobile: +49 151 43251206

Welcome

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Agenda

• Who is DataVard

• What is the value of your data

• Lean Data Management

• Key take a ways

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Who is DataVard?

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DataVard

− Helping customers improve their SAP Landscape since 1998− Fortune 1000 and DAX30 (e.g. Allianz, BASF, KPMG, Roche, Nestle)− SAP & DataVard, a partnership since 1999 − Development partner of SAP® Landscape Transformation Suite (LT) and

Information Lifecycle Management (ILM)

− Gartner 2015 positioned DataVard the furthest for completeness of vision in the Niche Players Quadrant for Structured Data Archiving

− Global reaching with locations in Germany (HQ), Italy, Slovakia, United Kingdom and the US

− BW/BI optimization, innovative and platform-dependent data management, − Data management across your SAP Landscape− Automated system housekeeping− Test Data Automation− HANA

Growth gives Credibility

Experience gives Safety

Focus gives Strength

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• System Analysis and data classification

• Data Volume Management (ADK, ILM NLS)

• Automated Housekeeping• Hadoop integration into

SAP• ILM• Data cleansing

• Data migration• Performance analysis and

tuning• System monitoring• Automated system

administration and housekeeping

• Selective System copies

DataVard Solution Suite

Manage your data in line with the data’s value

Intelligent system landscape management

Lean Data Management

System Monitoring & Management

OutBoard™ Suite CanaryCode & ReLine

• Test administration• Test data creation • Automated testing• Performance testing• Test monitoring

Automated SAP testing

Lean Test Automation & Selective System

Copy

Selective System Copy

• Mergers & Acquisitions• Data harmonization and

standardization• Company reorganization• Divestiture, carve-out and

spin-offs• System decommissioning• System Landscape

Optimization (SLO)• HANA Deployments

Re-organize your data to reflect business change

Business Transformation

ReLine Suite

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Data Value in the age of Big

Data

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vs.

Smart Data Management is paramount

How much VALUEdo your data

generate?

How much COSTdo your data

generate?

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5%

15%

15%

9%

11%

32%

5%5% 3%

Master data

Temporary data

Other data

PSA data

Changelog data

ODS data

Cube E data

Cube F data

Cube D data

Data distribution in SAP BW*

Comments:§ 13-17% of system size is

reporting data§ Quick check on

housekeeping potential (size of BALDAT, RS*DONE, ...)

§ HANA sizing report gives a 1st indication (OSS note 1736976)

“Only 12% of all data in BW is actually used.”Forrester research

* Source: DataVard BW Fitness Test

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How to shrink your Database – 5 common practices

Housekeeping of temporary data

Selective Copy of PROD to non-

PROD

Transactional & Analytical Data

Documents / Attachments

Selective Copy of PROD to non-PROD

Move non-active data

Delete unnecessary

or unused data

Move documents to separate store

§ Protocols, Logs, Statistics, other Temp. data

§ Standard & automated procedure

§ Selection e.g. based on time-slice

§ Maintaining integrity of data for testing

§ HANA: Active / non-active data concept

§ ERP: SARA Archiving

§ BW: NLS, SDA, DT

§ Using ArchiveLinkinterface

§ E.g. incoming invoices as PDF or email

§ Attached to Business process

Master, Transactional & Analytical Data

Avoid data creation

§ Based on changing user behavior data or apps may be obsolete

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Lean Data Management-Architecture

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Central Governance, Management Functions

Incorporation into an existing operations model, Automation

Requirements definition & goals per data class (temperature based)

Achieving - Lean Data Management

Define

Improve

Data Profiling, Growth & Cost analysis (e.g. BW Fitness Test™)

Data Classification based on usage (HeatMap) in Reporting & ETLAnalyze

Control

Measure

Data handling via simple rules derived from external/legal, internal rules and classification

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BW Fitness Test™ – Sample

Check Here

„The BW Fitness Test™ prepared us perfectly to make our SAP BW fit for the future. Now we manage our aged data with Nearline Storage and improved our Load Performance.“

Steffen Muesel, Randstad

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DataVard HeatMap• Cost / benefit analysis

• Cost is usually associated with volume and storage

• Benefit is measured by number of queries executed

• Other important KPIs are users, number of loads, duration of loads, etc.

How does it work?

1: Size map of the SAP system2: Determining KPIs3: Correlating KPIs4: Know hot and cold spots

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Turning usage statistics into Operational Intelligence

DataVard HeatMap

Leading chemical company: 8,1 TB of data which was queried less than 5 times over a 6 months period.

Use Case

8,1 TB non-active data moved to NLS

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IQ RDBMSVertica Hadoop File Recycle Bin

DATAVARD Multi-tier Storage Management

OutBoard™ - Architecture overview on SAP Data Management

Protocols, Logs, Statistics, other Temp.

data

CUBE, ODS, PSA, Ch.Log

Master-, Transactional data

Scan from paper, PDF, Email

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Analytical Data Transactional Data Temporary Data Documents

§ Identification / analysis

§ Mass archiving§ Automation§ Recycle Bin prep§ Cross System

§ HeatMap Analysis§ Selection of data§ Mass archiving§ Automation§ NLS Writer

§ HeatMap Analysis§ Compliant archiving§ Automation§ Browse & search via

NLS-like interface

§ OCR§ Categorization§ Automatic assignment

Data

Toolkit/Features

Interface NLS SDA DT ILM “NLS”ADK ADK Deletion ArchiveLink

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OutBoard™ - Storage Layer Concept

Manage the cost of storage inline with the value of information.

Data can be transferred to other layers, managing various aging thresholds using Aging Profiles.

Example:− Up to 2 years in SAP HANA− 2-7 years in IQ− 8-10 years in files− 11+ will be deleted

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OutBoard™ - Housekeeping

Scope of Housekeeping

n Unused customersn Unused vendorsn Phantom change documentsn Phantom textsn Application log n Batch logn IDoc tables (EDI40, EDIDS)n qRFC, tRFCn Job-Tables (TBTCO, TBTCP etc.) n Change & Transportsystemn Spool data (TST03)n Table Change Protocolsn Batch Input Foldersn Alert Management Data (SALRT*)n Old short dumpsn Batch input datan …

ERP and SAP NetWeaver®n PSAs & Change Logsn Request logs & tables (RSMON* and

RS*DONE)n Unused dimension entriesn Unused master data n Cube & Aggregate compressionn Temporary database objectsn NRIV bufferingn Table bufferingn BI-Statisticsn Process Chain Logn Errorlogsn Unused Queriesn Empty partitionsn BI Background processesn Bookmarksn Web templatesn …

Business Warehouse

§ Housekeeping addresses data which is not relevant for business

§ Housekeeping should be automated to avoid manual work

§ Housekeeping should be done centrally for the complete SAP landscape.

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Housekeeping Cockpit

“With the help of OutBoard™ and ERNA™ we were able toreduce the system size by 35% in the initial wave of archiving.”

Jens Graef, Kion Group IT

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The effect! A real case from automotive customer.

• Cost per GB per month range from USD 1.13 to USD 2.33 and approx. 40-45% for backups

• Data gets moved to NLS after 2 years

• Data growth is 35-40% p.a.

• One-time effect is 43%!• 20% of the data is

removed with Housekeeping “ERNA”

System growth in TB Assumptions

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ü The cost of storage needs to match the business value of your data.

ü Separate Data Management from Storage Technology. An open architecture secures your current and future investments.

ü Automation and central rules for ease of Data Management.

ü Iterate through the DMAIC cycle several times. Refine rules based on actual data usage statistics.

ü Start reducing data volumes from bottom (staging) to top (reporting).

5 Key Principles of Lean Data Management

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ThankYou

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