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SAP SE recently announced the SAP HANA 2 platform, the next generation of SAP HANA optimized for innovation. SAP HANA 2 includes and extends the proven technology from SAP’s breakthrough in-memory computing platform to provide a new foundation for digital transformation. In addition, new SAP HANA microservices are available by subscription through the SAP Hybris as a Service (informally referred to as “YaaS”) marketplace to spur developer innovation by embedding richer insight into modern applications.
“SAP pioneered in-memory computing with the launch of SAP HANA in 2010 and throughout our journey we have driven breakthrough innovation on a highly stable core data platform for our customers,” said Bernd Leukert, member of the executive board, Products and Innovation, SAP SE. “The release of SAP HANA 2 marks a milestone in the industry, as it represents the next generation of SAP HANA that will propel customers toward a successful and prosperous digital future.”
SAP HANA 2 is planned to be released to customers on November 30, 2016. The express edition of SAP HANA 2 will be available for delivery shortly after general availability to help organizations jump-start new development projects. As an innovation platform, SAP HANA 2 will deliver technology enhancements twice a year to support agile IT.
Planned new key features and enhancements to help IT transform include:
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Database management
– IT
organizations will be able to provide business continuity with enhanced high availability,
security, workload management and administration enhancements. For example, the new active/active read-enabled option enables
IT organizations to leverage secondary systems – previously used only for
system replication – to off-load read-intensive workloads for improved
operations.
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Data management
– Businesses
are expected to leverage data, regardless of where it resides, with
enhancements to enterprise modeling, data integration, data quality and tiered
storage. A new edition of the SAP Enterprise Architecture
Designer Web application that works with and is powered by SAP HANA allows IT
organizations to manage complex information architectures and visualize the
potential impact of new technologies before they are implemented.
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Analytical intelligence
– Developers
are embedding rich insight into applications with enhanced analytical
processing engines for text, spatial, graph and streaming data. For example,
new algorithms for classification, association, time series and regression have
been added to the predictive analytics library to empower data scientists to
discover new patterns and incorporate machine learning into custom
applications.
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Application development
– Developers
are expected to build and deploy next-generation applications with enhanced functions
for application servers, development tools and languages. For example, bring-your-own-language support provides
a choice of additional third-party build packs and runtimes that can be used
within SAP HANA extended application services, advanced model. Also, a new file
processor API enables developers to extract text and metadata from documents to
deliver deeper insights.
New SAP HANA Microservices in the Cloud
Users of cloud-based microservices powered by SAP HANA can enhance applications with analytical insight using simple APIs and any language or development platform.
The new SAP HANA services in the cloud include:
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Text Analysis Entity
Extraction, Text Analysis Fact
Extraction and
Text Analysis Linguistic
Analysis: Use
text data processing features in the cloud for application enhancement with
natural language processing.
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Earth Observation Analysis service (beta): Co-innovated with European Space Agency (ESA) and based on the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) EO-WCS standard, this microservice accesses satellite data from ESA and
uses SAP HANA, spatial edition, to perform spatial processing in the cloud. The
new service, announced today in conjunction with Munich
RE, delivers historic information about
vegetation, water, soil and other spectral indexes in real time.
Please tune into a live stream keynote on Tuesday, November 8, at 9:00 a.m. CET. For more information, visit the SAP News Center. Follow SAP on Twitter at @sapnews.
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