Syniti acquires Proceed Group’s Rightsizer to expand data management capabilities

Syniti, a global frontrunner in enterprise data management, has strategically expanded its portfolio through the acquisition of Proceed Group’s Rightsizer software. Rightsizer is innovatively designed to pinpoint archiving opportunities and accurately determine infrastructure sizing, crucial for organizations navigating their SAP S/4HANA transformations. This acquisition underscores Syniti’s commitment to a Data First approach, emphasizing the prioritization of data management at the onset of business transformation projects.

Enhancing SAP S/4HANA Transformation with Rightsizer

The integration of Proceed Rightsizer into Syniti’s offerings allows businesses to address their data management needs earlier in their SAP S/4HANA journey. Rightsizer’s capabilities in facilitating the secure extraction and importation of data, alongside the decommissioning of redundant SAP and non-SAP legacy data, are pivotal. By optimizing data at the initial stages, organizations can swiftly realize value from their existing data and infrastructure, laying a robust Data First foundation for their SAP transformations.

Incorporation into Syniti’s Data Assessment Express

Syniti plans to incorporate the Rightsizer software into its Data Assessment Express service, offering customers rapid insights into their SAP data to uncover data challenges and opportunities. This service aims to provide actionable suggestions to enhance data quality, governance, analytics, or migration projects, further embedding the Data First strategy into the core of business transformations. Kevin Campbell, CEO of Syniti, highlighted the importance of early data management, stating, “I’ve never had a customer tell us they started their data work too early or that their data is too clean,” underscoring the critical role of clean data in successful business transformations.

A Partnership Rooted in Data Excellence

The acquisition also celebrates the long-standing partnership between Syniti and Proceed Group, with both entities sharing a vision for maximizing SAP S/4HANA transformation outcomes through preemptive data management. Nick Parkin, founder of Proceed Group, expressed enthusiasm about the alignment of Rightsizer with Syniti’s innovative solutions and its Data First mission, emphasizing the importance of considering data as a foundational step in system implementations.