Technical governance, operations, and evolution for the enterprise SAP ecosystem.
Enterprise SAP landscapes connect applications, cloud services, integrations, and providers. Architecture needs a layer that brings technical context to decisions affecting the whole ecosystem.
Control Tower works with the client so architecture, operations, and evolution decisions reflect the actual landscape and business need.
Intelecta validates that capacity increases, architecture changes, and new technical components are justified by the actual landscape and business need.
Three coordinated perspectives for governing, operating, and evolving the SAP ecosystem within the scope defined with each organization.
Shared technical criteria help decisions follow a coherent direction.
Visibility and coordination across landscape components, changes, and responsibilities.
Support to prioritize change and connect architecture decisions to business needs.
Activities are defined according to the landscape, existing responsibilities, and agreed modality.
Scope adapts to the components in the landscape and the responsibilities of each team.
BASIS and AMS address operational responsibilities defined with their providers. Control Tower adds a technology governance layer to coordinate criteria, decisions, and evolution across those responsibilities and the full landscape.
A landscape-wide perspective helps connect initiatives to the architecture and the operations team that will receive each change.
Understand dependencies, technical criteria, prior decisions, and provider responsibilities.
Support architecture decisions and coordinate changes with the people involved.
Keep decisions traceable and connect the change to operations and the technical roadmap.
ALM5 is the governance framework for SAP Control Tower. The service coordinates SAP architecture, operations, and evolution around each organization’s needs.
The framework supports conversations about architecture, operations, changes, and ecosystem evolution.
The participation model is defined after understanding the landscape, current responsibilities, providers involved, and the organization’s technical priorities.
A SAP governance modality scoped to the landscape.
An expanded modality defined with the organization based on its components and needs.
A modality shaped together around the context and collaboration model.
The modalities do not publish pricing or contractual SLA commitments on this page.
Depending on the agreed scope, the service may use maps, registers, and reviews such as these. They are not all included in every modality.
No. Technology governance can work alongside BASIS and AMS services. SAP Control Tower helps coordinate architecture, operations, and evolution across internal teams and providers.
Yes. The service is designed as a technical governance layer that represents the client’s technology interests across the ecosystem and its providers, within the agreed scope.
Scope may include S/4HANA, BTP, Integration Suite, Fiori, Cloud Connector, Cloud ALM, and related components. It is defined after understanding the actual landscape.
ALM5 is the governance framework associated with SAP Control Tower, supporting coordination across SAP architecture, operations, and evolution.
No. Modalities are discussed in relation to the landscape and service scope. This page does not publish pricing or contractual SLA commitments.
It is an assessment conversation to understand the landscape and governance needs before defining a possible service scope.
Let’s discuss your landscape, operating model, and the technical decisions that need governance.
Contact the Intelecta team to start a conversation about your SAP landscape.
