Drilon Sokoli

Modern SAP landscapes extend beyond core systems into BTP, integrations, and cloud services. Yet governance still relies on static CAB meetings and manual approvals. This creates a mismatch where decisions lack real-time data and cross-system dependencies remain unclear. Modern SAP…

Most SAP governance models rely on CAB meetings, complex approval chains, and manual evidence collection. These controls were designed to reduce risk, but they often delay releases without improving quality or audit confidence. Approvals happen without full context, risks are…

Many organizations track SAP development work in Agile platforms like Jira or Azure DevOps. But when transports move toward production, governance shifts to separate tools or manual coordination. This creates a break in the Agile pipeline. By integrating SAP transport…

Many SAP organizations still rely on ChaRM workflows originally designed for large, sequential project releases. These workflows assume rigid approval chains, manual transport sequencing, and long release cycles. In Agile environments with frequent sprint releases, these steps quickly become bottlenecks.…

In SAP landscapes, configuration or code changes can ripple across multiple business processes. Integrating SAP Cloud ALM with tools like Tricentis LiveCompare and Tosca Cloud allows DevOps pipelines to automatically identify impacted processes and trigger targeted regression testing before deployment.…

Azure DevOps effectively tracks user stories and tasks, but SAP programs operate across interconnected business processes. By integrating Azure DevOps with SAP Cloud ALM and Signavio, organizations gain a process-aware delivery model that connects work items to a business process…