Die KGS Software GmbH ist seit über 25 Jahren führend in der SAP-Archivierung. Weltweit vertrauen Unternehmen wie Lufthansa, Procter & Gamble, BMW und Kärcher auf die Lösungen von kgs. Unter der Marke tia® – the intelligent archive – vereint kgs alle Module zu einer Vision: autonome, cloud-native Archivierung mit Anbindung an jede Anwendung, jeden Speicher und jede Cloud. tia® unterstützt SAP ArchiveLink®, ILM und CMIS – inklusive der weltweit ersten von SAP zertifizierten CMIS-Schnittstelle. Der Hauptsitz von kgs ist Neu-Isenburg bei Frankfurt am Main, mit einer Niederlassung in Atlanta, Georgia (USA).

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ArchiveLink has been an integral part of classic SAP archive landscapes for many years. But with S/4HANA, RISE, SAP Public Cloud, and increasing requirements for performance, compliance, and integration, the classic ArchiveLink architecture is increasingly reaching its limits.

For years, SAP has consistently pursued an open** interface and cloud strategy** and, in doing so, puts on **CMIS as a standard** for modern document and archive integration. By 2026 at the latest, the question will therefore no longer arise for many SAP customers and partners whether, but like the transition from ArchiveLink to CMIS, it makes sense.

In this webinar, we'll show **when ArchiveLink continues to make sense, where CMIS offers clear advantages and which architectural decisions make SAP landscapes future-proof**. In doing so, we are specifically addressing **S/4HANA, RISE, and public cloud scenarios**.

**Special focus is on:**

*   The **current SAP strategy around CMIS**
*   The **renewed SAP recertification of kgs** as a reliable partner for modern SAP archive architectures
*   the new **KGS Item feature**, which significantly simplifies the use of CMIS and enables new integration scenarios

The tried and tested **Public cloud and hybrid use cases** From practice, they remain highly relevant and are classified in the context of current SAP target architectures.

**The webinar is aimed at:**

SAP managers, architects, IT managers, and partners who want to make well-founded decisions: **which 2026 archive interface forms the right basis for S/4HANA and cloud strategies?**
