Use Emphasys and SAP LeanIX to gain transparency over the as-is application landscape and all its dependencies to understand how your business capabilities are supported.
Proactively address potential vulnerabilities and threats, compliance issues and obsolescent technology.
Design and plan the to-be application landscape and build a technology roadmap to get there faster, with less risk and greater confidence.
Gain a holistic view of the applications that support your business with full transparency
into the business, data and technology layers, including their relationships to each other.
Benefits
Assess dependencies that potentially impact improvement planning with pre-defined matrix and interface reports,
customisable and filterable for a variety of views.
Benefits
Leverage powerful and insightful data flows that include heat-maps, and interactively explore interfaces between applications, processes
and the protocols used to exchange the data.
Benefits
Visualise the impact of the planned improvements on your application landscape with various reports, like the Impact Report, which highlights the technical
and functional fit delta of your landscape.
Benefits
Business capability and solution maps,
reference architectures and end-to-end process architectures help you design a future-proof enterprise architecture aligned with your business requirements and strategy.
Benefits
Leverage a detailed landscape report as a time-jump that enables you to visualize and manage the expected changes between your as-is and
to-be application architecture, and secure
essential input to align on the design of your to-be state.
Benefits
Develop a detailed and sequential roadmap
(including Initiatives and sub-projects) to visualise, track and monitor the progress of your planned technology improvements, impacts and important milestones.
Benefits
Keep different stakeholder groups informed
with customised dashboards that maintain alignment through the transformation and ensure that progress is tracked and documented as initiatives are completed.
Benefits
Continuously monitor your IT landscape for vulnerabilities like end of maintenance,
and map potential risks against business impact.
Benefits
“The most significant benefit of LeanIX is the license management capability and being
able to track individual renewals. We don’t have a contract management solution in place,
so being able to view upcoming renewals has helped.”
“A significant benefit of LeanIX is that it gives our organisation the ability to identify all
the services we use throughout the company and to reduce redundancy and simplify our
environment. It also helps with shadow IT, by identifying when someone signs up for a
service themselves, rather than going through the proper channels.”
“Application portfolio management is a big IT benefit for us. Overall, LeanIX gives our
organisation the ability to speed up our change, transformation, and projects; it’s a big
benefit for us. Time and money are big drivers on the IT side.”
“LeanIX provides us with a rapid way to explain the business to someone coming in. This
is especially useful because our organization can provide them with a list of the available
application systems that we provide.”
A large benefit of LeanIX is the interfaces and transparency we now have with our estate.
LeanIX has given us the ability to get knowledge out of people’s heads and into LeanIX
regarding interfaces. It has been eye opening because even the solution architects had
no idea of some of this interface information.”
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