25 years of BDF EXPERTS: 2001 vs. 2026 (21/25)

Episode 21 of our anniversary series compares everyday consulting in 2001 with 2026, from system access to the question of when a number counts as current.

Liquidity planning aligns with the business model

A plant manufacturer plans liquidity differently than a trader—and both plan differently than an industrial conglomerate. If you don’t tailor your planning to your own business, your plans will be out of touch with reality. Part 3 of our “Treasury Engineers” series.

Data Migration in SAP S/4HANA – Approaches, Planning, and Practical Implementation

Data migration is not a one-time upload, but a controlled transformation process. What matters most are not only the technology and loading methods, but also data quality, mapping, object dependencies, repeatable test cycles, and a robust cutover.

25 years of BDF EXPERTS: 25 years in numbers (20/25)

Episode 20 marks the beginning of the final act of our anniversary series. It kicks off with a recap that gets by without any adjectives.

Webinar Recap: SAP In-House Bank and APM

Presentation and Recording of the “End-to-End Payment” Webinar

A reliable cash status starts with the database

How much liquidity is actually available today? If you can’t answer this question within minutes, you don’t have a management problem – you have a data problem. Part 2 of our “Treasury Engineers” series on the foundation of all liquidity planning.

Treasury Becomes a Management Function

The Treasury department is moving beyond the role of a mere administrator. Anyone who wants to manage liquidity today needs real-time data, a clean data foundation from ERP, treasury management systems, and banks, as well as systems that can automatically detect discrepancies. The first installment of our series “Treasury Engineers.”