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SAP ECC6 Deadline is a Records Problem for Hospitals, Not Just an IT One, says Metrofile

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By Shabir Ahmed, SAP Africa
| SAP News
Hospital groups running SAP ECC6 face a deadline that has so far been treated as an IT issue, but the bigger risk lies in records governance, according to Brad Dallas, Managing Director of Metrofile. Mainstream maintenance for SAP ECC6 ends 31 December 2026 for organisations on earlier enhancement packs, and 31 December 2027 for those on EP6 through EP8, with an extended maintenance option available at a premium out to 2030.
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Wesizwe Platinum Advances SAP S/4HANA ERP Implementation Post-Cyberattack

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By Shabir Ahmed, SAP Africa
| SAP News
JSE-listed mining group Wesizwe Platinum  has provided an update to shareholders, detailing significant progress on its SAP S/4HANA Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system re-implementation . The announcements, following a series of JSE News Service releases since March 2026, highlight the company’s strategic efforts to fortify its internal controls and address operational challenges.
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With Better Coordination, Africa could be Architect of Net-zero Economy

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By Shabir Ahmed, SAP Africa
| SAP News
That message landed at a pivotal moment. Renewable power capacity reached roughly 4 448 GW at the end of 2024, with solar, wind and hydropower accounting for about 40% of global electricity generation. More than 90% of new power capacity additions now come from renewables. Yet deployment rates still fall short of the COP28 goal to triple installed capacity to around 11 TW by 2030. Behind every gigawatt of clean power sits a minerals story. Lithium demand is expected to increase fivefold by 2040.
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