What are the project risks in SAP change management?

Some of the most common risks associated with SAP Change Management include:

• SAP changes may cause system downtime, leading to business operation disruptions and cost money.


• SAP changes may also lead to data loss, which can be catastrophic for businesses.


• These changes in SAP could also cause performance issues, which can slow down business operations and frustrate users.


• Changes in SAP could also introduce security vulnerabilities, which attackers can exploit.


• SAP changes may also lead to compliance violations, resulting in fines and other penalties.

SAP Portfolio and Project Management (PPM) and SAP Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) are two SAP products that may help you manage project risks.

SAP PPM could help identify, assess, and mitigate project risks. It could also help you track the progress of risk mitigation activities.

SAP GRC could help in compliance risk management and help identify and assess security risks.

Here are some tips on how you may be able to use SAP PPM and SAP GRC to manage project risks:

• Identify potential risks in your SAP project through SAP PPM.


• Assess the likelihood of each risk, including possible impact, via SAP PPM.


• Use SAP PPM to develop and implement risk mitigation plans.


• Monitor risks and track the progress of risk mitigation activities through SAP PPM.


• Use SAP GRC to manage compliance risks.


• Identify and assess security risks through SAP GRC.

It is reported that SAP PPM and SAP GRC may help reduce the risks associated with SAP Change Management.