BW Estate Assessment

What you get

Complete object inventory

Every InfoProvider, transformation, DTP, routine and query in the estate.

Usage and dead-object analysis

What is read, and when. The evidence that lets you cut scope without an argument.

End-to-end lineage map

Source through to report, so retirement decisions can be made safely.

Complexity scoring

Per-object effort estimates, which is what turns a program into a plan.

Phased migration wave plan

What moves in what order, and why.

Target Snowflake architecture

Landing zone, modeling approach and per-source ingestion route with its compliance basis.

Effort and cost model

The full migration, costed, with the assumptions visible.

How the four weeks run

1. Week 1 Access established, metadata extracted, stakeholder interviews.
2. Week 2 Inventory and usage analysis complete. First read on the size of the inactive tail.
3. Week 3 Lineage mapping, complexity scoring, target architecture drafted.
4. Week 4 Wave plan and cost model built, findings presented, questions worked through.

What we need from you

• · Read access to BW metadata and statistics tables. No production business data leaves your environment.
• · Two to three hours each from the BW owner, the reporting owner, and a security contact.
• · A view of any parallel S/4HANA or BDC program, because that changes the target design.

What happens afterwards

You own the output either way. If you take the migration forward with us, the assessment becomes the plan and its cost is credited against the first delivery phase. If you take it to someone else, you still hold a complete, vendor-neutral specification of your estate, which is worth having regardless of who does the work.