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Chemtura Archives and Carves Out Data to Reduce Risk for Move to SAP HANA

BITI7181

Jim Prins, ChemturaKatharina Perigo, Dolphin

Jim PrinsVP-Director Of Technology, LanXess

James (Jim) Prins is an IT Leader managing internet and enterprise applications and the on-site and offshore teams that build, enhance and support them. He is responsible for Basis, Compliance, IT Operations and Custom Development.

Katharina Perigo Principal Data Consultant, Dolphin

Katharina has almost 20 years of experience with SAP systems, specializing in information lifecycle management strategies. She has worked with some of the largest and most complex SAP systems in North America and Europe.

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Speakers

• About Lanxess

• Why Data Volume Management?

• Divestiture & Data Carve Out

• Results

• Wrap Up

Agenda

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Spin-off from Bayer in 2004

Specialty chemicals portfolio: plastics, rubber, intermediates and

specialty chemicals

75 sites worldwide

Approximately 19,200 employees in 25 countries

Global sales of EUR ~9.2 billion in 2016*

Enhancing its leading position in mid-sized markets

Chemtura is Now LANXESS –A globally operating specialty chemicals company

Specialty chemicals company

Global success story

Strategy of profitability and resilience

*Combined sales of LANXESS and Chemtura in 2016

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Successful transformation – Latest Chemtura acquisition strengthened our engineering materials position

Our path towards the New LANXESS

Restructuring

C&D Acquisition

Ongoing business and

portfolio improvements

ARLANXEO operational

Energizing Chemistry!

Acquisition

Petroleum Additives

Urethanes

Great Lakes Solutions

Organometallics

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2014 Divestiture

Remove divested data to reduce cost & complexity

of move to SAP HANA

Business view

IT view

Agrochemical data

Chemturadata

SAP

• About Lanxess

• Why Data Volume Management?

• Divestiture & Data Carve Out

• Results

• Wrap Up

Agenda

Needed an information management strategy to:• Remove data from divested company• Reduce system size to rationalize the

cost of transitioning to HANA in 2016

Goals for SAP System: • Smaller• Less Costly• No Loss in Business Functionality

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Business Drivers for Data Management

Agrochemical data

Chemtura/Lanxess data

SAP

8 TB System growing at

11 GB per month

A significant percentage of the data in existing SAP systems is old or obsolete.

• Slows down SAP system performance

• Increases maintenance time and effort

• Increases TCO of SAP systems

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The Need for Data Management

TechEd 2016: ITM211 -Data Volume Management in the Context of SAP S/4HANA Conversions

~50%of data in SAP

systems is 2 years old

or older

22% of data is related to

basis objects

33% of the largest ERP

tables are custom (z-)

tables

Archiving Reduces Data Volume in On Line Systems

Control Data Volume Growth with Archiving

Y10Y9Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4 Y5 Y6 Y7 Y8

On

line

Time

Arc

hiv

e

Data Archiving Moves Static Data to Archive Storage

Data Growth in Production SAP Systems is Controlled

Phased approach enabled company to achieve goals without disrupting business:

1. Get rid of data the company did not need

• Reduce size of SAP system by removing technical/binary data (iDocs, MSDS documents, etc.)

2. Relocate the non-operational data to less expensive archive storage

• Automate the archiving process to ensure consistent data volume management according to policies

3. Provide seamless access to archived data for business users

• Maximizes the potential to archive operational data and positions company for future data management initiatives

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Phased Approach to Information Management

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Project Timeline

March2015

May 2015

Technical

Archive & Doc

Migration Begins

Removed

~3 TB of

data &

documents

Phase 1:

Data Volume Management

Jan 2017

Removed

~1TB of data

March 2016

Phase 2:

Data Carve Out

Data Carve

Out Begins

HANA compression reduces data

volume

S/4HANA

Conversion

Begins 8TB 5TB

+3TB

+1TB

Phase 3:

Future Data Mgmt

Data reorg

further reduced

data by ~1 TB

Oct 2016

Oct 2016

Total Reduction of ~7 TB

Conducted an analysis with Dolphin to determine best approach.

Recommendations:• Archiving of Technical Objects to

regain ~20% of database• Replace aging content repository

which was costly to maintain • Migrate documents to new

repository

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Database Analysis & Blueprint

Phase 1: data clean up and technical archiving • Established the infrastructure & team

necessary for future information management

To demonstrate value quickly:• Selected top 8 archiving objects • Identified tables with fastest growth• Estimated savings from the archive

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Information Management Strategy: Phase 1

Small staff of IT employees that manage strategy and governance

Archiving is a well defined and contained project that doesn’t touch a lot of areas

Sought to partner to provide archiving services

Engaged partner with expertise to complete the projects quickly

Comprehensive archiving solution with products and services

Only billed for hrs we use – this is HUGE as when the project was paused due to business push back – would have impacted project costs

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IT & Information Management Partner Strategy

~3.5 TB removed from system

through data archiving

and document migration

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Phase 1: TimelineJanuary

2015

Ongoing archiving efforts to sustain

benefits of data reduction

IDocs

Migration

Logging

Workflow

March 2015

May 2015

Analysis & Planning

Server Built

Reorg

• About Lanxess

• Why Data Volume Management?

• Divestiture & Data Carve Out

• Results

• Wrap Up

Agenda

Divested business was consumer focused with lots of transactional data

14 million+ documents related to divested company codes

65% of total system data was related to divested business

Decided to carve out data to reclaim space

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ILM Strategy: Phase 2

Org. Entity

Plant List OtherField-level

(as required). . .

Date Range

Phase 2: Carve Out Requirements

Company Code

Sales Org.

Example: Fiscal Years 2000-2014

Example: Jan 1 – May 31, 2011

Wholesale • Customer

• Vendor

Materials

• Name 1

• Name 2• Credit Card

• SSN

• Date/Time

Required Criteria

• Optional

Implemented Archive Accelerator (ACA) solution to manage carve-out of data

Identified ‘In-scope’ data parameters for carve-out by object

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Phase 2: Accelerated Carve Out of Divested Business Data

• Archive Accelerator

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Data Volume Management Solution Components

Schedule all configured

Archiving objects

Monitor Progress of

Archiving jobs

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Phase 2: Timeline Dec

2015

Archive Retrieval enabled for

Accounting Documents &

Material Documents

Accounting Documents

Controlling Line Items

Sales & Distribution

Purchasing

May 2016

Aug 2016

Analysis & Planning

Prototype ~1.2 TBCarved-out

Carve-out in Production

Material Documents

Testing reveals company code should NOT be included

Identified compliance requirement to retain access to archived accounting information (data and documents) for divested company

Due to a bug in SAP archiving the archive flag was not set. Had to apply OSS notes to get through the S/4 data conversion: 2225321 2225322

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Phase 2: Project Gotchas!

Archive Add Ons Provide Easy Access to Online and Archived Data to Minimize Disruption to the Business

Phase 3: Seamless Access to Archived Data

Selection results

Online data

Archive data is indicated

with an * in the “A“column

Totals from

archive + database

• Why move to SAP HANA?

• About DPSG and the Journey to SAP HANA

• DPSG Data Volume Management Strategy

• Results

• Wrap Up

Agenda

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Divested Business Carveout

Dolphin executed archiving jobs, provided regular status updates and throttled jobs to preserve system performance during project.

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Data Volume Management ResultsStarting PointStarting Type Size (TB)Data eligible for Archiving (Phase 1) 2.5

Fragmentation 1

Consumer data eligible for Archiving (Phase 2) 1.2

Required Data 3.05

Free Space 0.3

Total 8.05

End PointEnding Type Size (TB)Required Data 3.05

Free Space 5

Total 8.05

5 TB of free space created

through data volume

management initiatives

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Project Timeline

March2015

May 2015

Technical

Archive & Doc

Migration Begins

Removed

~3 TB of

data &

documents

Phase 1:

Data Volume Management

Jan 2017

Removed

~1TB of data

March 2016

Phase 2:

Data Carve Out

Data Carve

Out Begins

HANA compression reduces data

volume by almost 2 TB

S/4HANA

Conversion

Begins 8TB 5TB

~3TB

~1TB

Phase 3:

Future Data Mgmt

Data reorg

further reduced

data by ~1 TB

Oct 2016

Oct 2016

Total Reduction of ~ 7 TB

• Why move to SAP HANA?

• About DPSG and the Journey to SAP HANA

• DPSG Data Volume Management Strategy

• Results

• Wrap Up

Agenda

Difficult to realistically size until you do the conversion to SAP HANA. How much hardware do you need?

SAP sizing tools are more accurate if you reorg your database first. Initially sized the database at over 3 TB. After reorg only needed

1.5 TB

Bugs in SAP archiving did not flag data as having been archived. (no archive indicator) Had to apply OSS notes to get through the S/4 data conversion

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S/4HANA Conversion Considerations

The move to SAP HANA required information management to keep costs reasonable.

Don’t just consider the size of the production production system. Need to consider costs for all the systems in your environment (Dev, QA, etc.).

Licensing is complex – some options are dependent on data volume

Taking 1 TB out of the database takes 3 TB of RAM out of hardware, this results in HUGE savings when you move to HANA

Cost Savings from Managing Data Before Moving to SAP HANA

Identify business owners and communicate their role in the project early. Don’t make it just an IT project

Identify the business benefit. Why are you doing this?

What’s in it for the business users? The data in the live system will still be available once it’s archived

Estimate the savings. Users understand that they will have to give up something to get that benefit. Stay focused on my experience

If accessing archived data from a standard SAP transaction, then custom reports need to be retro-fitted

Need to weigh the risk of access to archived data and whether those reports need to be enhanced. This is particularly true for consumer data

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Communications Strategy & Risk Considerations

1. Include the business early in the process and include them in decision making and testing.

2. Technical objects provide an easy way to start information management projects and set the stage for future archiving of business objects.

3. SAP Data Archiving is a unique skillset, get the right resources to ensure success.

4. Be prepared for delays – the better your communication strategy the easier it will be to keep everyone on track.

5. Don’t forget to test. Testing can be complex and you need to have enough time and the right resources to do so.

6. Automated archiving significantly reduces time and effort required to carve out data, which is essential when there are legally binding deadlines.

7. Data management should be considered early in the lifecycle of every system.

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7 Take Aways

5© 2016 Dolphin

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Stature: 1/3 of all Fortune 100TM companies running SAP are Dolphin customers

Stability: Employee owned; private; independent of other stakeholders; organic growth

Longevity: Established in 1995

Global Solutions : Hundreds of scalable, flexible and cost effective deployments

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Chemtura Archives and Carves Out Data to Reduce Risk for Move to SAP HANA

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Katharina Perigo, Dolphin

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