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​Green Refactoring

​For 100 measured SAP systems, savings potentials of 50-60% per system were achieved by identifying and eliminating “weak points” in the SAP system, both in hardware (Green IT) and software (Green Coding), using advanced technological analysis.

Companies using SAP can save 6 to 7-figure costs per system.
We optimize the entire SAP environment through Green Refactoring, Green IT, and Green Coding.

​​A symbiosis of Green Refactoring, Green IT, and Green Coding.

​On the hardware side (Green IT), this includes efficiency improvements for SAP servers, databases, networks, and application servers. On the software side (Green Coding), this involves systematic improvements of SAP software, operating systems, cloud environments, optimization of SQL statements, RFC calls, RFC wait times, and network configurations.

​ Reduce Costs. Utilise Savings Potential. Act Sustainably.

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​CO2 Reduction by 40-55%

​IT and data growth will continue to rise in the coming years, leading to higher CO2 emissions and energy costs. Experts predict that IT will soon become the largest emitter of CO2. For example, a one-hour video conference emits 3,200 grams of CO2, equivalent to a 20 km car ride. According to the Federal Environment Agency, small SAP servers consume several hundred thousand kWh annually, resulting in high energy costs. By improving efficiency, both electricity costs and CO2 emissions, as well as potential penalties, can be significantly reduced, with savings of 40-60% and an improved CO2 footprint - making it a win-win situation for both businesses and the environment!

​Energy Cost Savings of 50-60% (Servers, Networks, etc.)

​More performance with lower consumption: By optimizing software architecture and utilizing modern CPU technologies, processes can be efficiently parallelized, which boosts performance and reduces power consumption. This allows companies to cut costs, tap into savings potential, and act sustainably - similar to intelligent engine control systems in the automotive industry, but on a thousandfold scale.

​Extend Hardware Lifespan by at Least 5 Years

​Hardware lifespans are extended, resulting in targeted savings on investment costs. Servers that previously had to be replaced after 5 years can now be kept for 10 years, for example.

​License Cost Savings

​Example for cloud-based systems:
Reducing required storage from 8 TB to 6 TB (main storage and storage) or switching from an XL cloud to an adequate L or M cloud – with the same or improved performance.

​Performance Optimization

​When a process or batch job, originally taking 22 hours, is reduced to 23 minutes, server runtime is reduced by more than 21 hours. This is just one example, and the savings potential is immense, as thousands of processes run simultaneously every hour.

​ … to name just a few of approximately 200 possibilities.

​IT as the Number One Climate Killer by 2030 With current growth, IT is predicted to account for 14% of global CO2 emissions by 2030, making it the number one climate killer. Experts agree on this.

Many business owners are unaware that their IT infrastructure’s carbon footprint is a significant cost center, with a sharply rising trend. We have the solution to reduce electricity consumption and CO2 emissions by 50-60%. The goal is to minimize resource consumption while simultaneously reducing environmental impact.

With such approaches, we actively contribute to climate protection and promote sustainable development within the technology industry. Green Refactoring refers to a technique in software engineering that improves the efficiency and sustainability of computer systems. The goal is to reduce energy consumption and environmental impact by improving existing code bases. This can be achieved by optimizing code to use resources more efficiently and by removing unnecessary functionality. The implementation of energy-saving models and the use of green technologies such as cloud computing and virtualization can also help reduce energy consumption. Green Refactoring is part of the larger trend toward sustainable development in information technology and can lead to direct financial benefits for businesses and an improved environmental performance.

​​We analyze your systems/platforms,
​whether cloud-based or dedicated (non-cloud), with an average savings potential of 50-60% for 100 measured systems.

​Save Employee Resources – Create Space for New Opportunities
​Use available employee resources more efficiently to create space for additional tasks or projects.

​We reduce your energy costs by 50-60% and your CO2 emissions per server by 40-55%.
​Reducing energy costs and CO2 emissions are two interconnected goals aimed at reducing energy consumption and associated costs while minimizing CO2 emissions to operate in a more environmentally friendly manner.

​License Cost Savings
​Savings on hardware and software licenses, as well as the associated maintenance, service, and support costs.

​Defer Investment Costs 5 to 10 Years into the Future (Non-Cloud)
​​Extend the lifespan of existing hardware.

​Reduce Cloud Costs
​Direct monthly savings potential of 50-60%.

​Analysis Results in Approximately 3 Weeks – No Effort for Your Company*

​*Do you think you don’t need this?

​ In the past 11 years, there has not been a single analyzed system where we did not identify savings potential.
Ask your IT department for the EWA reports per system (Early Watch Reports are generally available for free from SAP – the most recent report will suffice). These reports include a traffic light system, and you can be 99% sure that not only green but also yellow and red indicators will be present. This is a strong initial indication of potential savings.