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Informative Article | Information Technology | India | Volume 9 Issue 11, November 2020 | Rating: 4.5 / 10
SAP Cloud Integration - An Overview, Best Practices, and Implementation Steps - Part 2
Deepak Kumar [30] | Maha Bhageshwara Raju Kesaboina [3]
Abstract: SAP CPI, also known as SAP Cloud Platform Integration is a cloud-based integration platform provided by SAP. It allows for connectivity, between applications, systems, and services both within and outside of an organization. With SAP CPI businesses can simplify the integration process. Optimize data flow and communication between software solutions. It facilitates the exchange of data across environments promoting interoperability and enhancing collaboration efficiency. Additionally, SAP CPI offers built-in integration iFlow and adapters to reduce the complexity of integration projects and speed up deployment timelines. Overall SAP CPI plays a role, in the SAP ecosystem by enabling the creation of agile business processes. In this paper, we will discuss SAP CPI's capabilities in connecting diverse applications, facilitating data flow, supporting different integration scenarios, and leveraging pre-built content and adapters. It will provide a step-by-step guide or overview of the fundamental steps involved in implementing SAP CPI. This paper will cover the initial setup, configuration, and the process of establishing connections between different systems. The aim is to offer a practical understanding for readers who might be considering or undergoing the implementation process. This paper will also address the monitoring aspect of SAP CPI, emphasizing the importance of keeping track of integrations and workflows. Insights into monitoring tools, key performance indicators, and best practices for ensuring the ongoing efficiency and reliability of integrated systems will be elaborated.
Keywords: SAP, SAP CPI, SAP Cloud Integration, SAP On-premice to SAP cloud integration
Edition: Volume 9 Issue 11, November 2020,
Pages: 1727 - 1731