SAP Exam C_ACTIVATE22 Topic 1 Question 15 Discussion

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What transition scenarios are possible when adopting RISE with SAP? Note; There are 3 correct answers to this question.

AMix and Match

BLift and Shift

CNew Implementation

DShell Conversion

ESystem Conversion

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Suggested Answer: B, C, E

B is correct because Lift and Shift is one of the transition scenarios that are possible when adopting RISE with SAP. Lift and Shift is a scenario where the customer moves their existing SAP system to the cloud without changing the code or configuration. It is suitable for customers who want to reduce their infrastructure costs and complexity, and prepare for future innovation.

C is correct because New Implementation is one of the transition scenarios that are possible when adopting RISE with SAP. New Implementation is a scenario where the customer sets up a new SAP S/4HANA system in the cloud with predefined configuration and data migration from their legacy system. It is suitable for customers who want to adopt the latest SAP innovations and best practices, and simplify their business processes.

E is correct because System Conversion is one of the transition scenarios that are possible when adopting RISE with SAP. System Conversion is a scenario where the customer converts their existing SAP ERP system to SAP S/4HANA in the cloud, while preserving their data and customizations. It is suitable for customers who want to leverage the benefits of SAP S/4HANA, such as improved performance, user experience, and analytics, and retain their existing business processes. Verified :

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by Eladia at Feb 13, 2024, 02:00 PM

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Margot

1 years ago

Exactly. It's important for companies to carefully consider which transition scenario suits their needs best before making a decision.

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Mica

1 years ago

That makes sense. So the correct transition scenarios when adopting RISE with SAP are Mix and Match, Lift and Shift, and System Conversion.

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Phyliss

1 years ago

I'll have to remember A, B, and E for the exam. Wouldn't want to get tripped up by that 'Shell Conversion' choice.

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Shizue

11 months ago

Yeah, 'Shell Conversion' does sound a bit tricky compared to the others.

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Shizue

11 months ago

Good idea, those are the correct answers to remember.

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Glen

1 years ago

Hmm, D sounds like a made-up option. Shell Conversion? That's a new one to me!

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Nickole

12 months ago

C) New Implementation

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Charlene

12 months ago

Maybe it's a new approach in the RISE with SAP transition scenarios.

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Darrel

12 months ago

B) Lift and Shift

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Kimberely

12 months ago

Yeah, I've never heard of that one before either.

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Erasmo

12 months ago

I agree, Shell Conversion does sound strange.

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Carman

12 months ago

A) Mix and Match

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Man

1 years ago

New Implementation is another possible scenario, where a company implements an entirely new system instead of upgrading an existing one.

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Margot

1 years ago

I believe System Conversion is also a valid option when adopting RISE with SAP. It involves transitioning from one system to another while retaining the same functionality.

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Amber

1 years ago

I agree with the others. Those are the three main options when adopting RISE.

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Ronna

1 years ago

I agree, those are the correct answers. Mix and Match allows companies to combine different options, while Shell Conversion is like starting from scratch but with some existing components.

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