Carve out
In the case of corporate demergers, mergers or divestitures (merge & acquisition or M&A transactions), successfully separating an entity from the main SAP system (carve-out) requires specialized skills that ensure business continuity and data integrity. Our approach is designed to support companies in these critical moments, designing an independent system that complies with all legal and operational needs.
Carve-out
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Planning and analysis:
We work with you to define the entities and data to be separated and create a detailed plan.
Migration and configuration:
We separate and transfer data and functionality to a new SAP environment, preserving consistency and accuracy of information.
Testing and validation:
We conduct tests to make sure that the separate system is fully functional and operational.
Post-carve-out support:
We provide support and training to ensure a smooth transition, with as little downtime as possible and without disruption.
Benefits
Secure and compliant data separation
Business continuity during and after the demerger process
Flexibility to adapt to new business scenarios
The experience that Trilog has gained in carve-out activities allows us to approach these projects with a different methodology depending on the type of result that the customer intends to achieve.
CLONE AND DELETE
involves making a copy (clone) of the production SAP system and then deleting the data not relevant to the transferred business branch. The result is a new SAP system with only NewCo data. At the end, a new data update is carried out, with the NewCo’s SAP system exported to an external hosting.
SELECTIVE RECREATE
consists of the creation of a target ERP system different from the source one, with the customization and parameterization of the “target” SAP system. The data to be migrated from the source system is extracted and “translated” to the SAP target system.
SELECTIVE SHELL COPY
this approach requires the creation of a copy of the production mandate without data from the DB, in an instance renamed “shell”. After this step, the programs will be customized and migrated, the interfaces, printouts and authorizations will be adapted and, finally, the data will be migrated from the transferred company.
