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How McDonald’s and Other Global Enterprises Are Using SAP BTP to Transform Operations
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How McDonald’s and Other Global Enterprises Are Using SAP BTP to Transform Operations

•January 20, 2026
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Diginomica
Diginomica•Jan 20, 2026

Companies Mentioned

SAP

SAP

SAP

McDonald’s

McDonald’s

MCD

IBM

IBM

IBM

IDC

IDC

Why It Matters

The shift to a clean‑core ERP model accelerates digital transformation, lowers maintenance costs, and creates a foundation for AI‑driven automation across global operations.

Key Takeaways

  • •SAP BTP enables clean‑core ERP extensions.
  • •McDonald’s unified HR via 100+ SuccessFactors integrations.
  • •Event‑driven architecture replaces point‑to‑point links.
  • •AI agents automate invoice creation, boosting efficiency.
  • •Centers of Excellence govern extensions, ensure upgrade safety.

Pulse Analysis

Digital transformation initiatives increasingly target the hidden cost of ERP customizations, which can stall upgrades and inflate IT budgets. SAP Business Technology Platform offers a strategic layer that isolates bespoke functionality from the core, allowing organizations to adopt standard S/4HANA processes while extending capabilities through micro‑services, integration suites, and event‑mesh architectures. This clean‑core approach not only shortens release cycles but also provides a scalable foundation for data‑driven insights and future‑proofing against emerging technologies.

McDonald’s exemplifies the operational upside of this model. Facing a fragmented HR ecosystem across 23 countries, the fast‑food giant deployed SAP SuccessFactors as a single talent hub and layered BTP to connect payroll, talent acquisition, and compliance systems. By publishing employee data to an event mesh, they eliminated hundreds of point‑to‑point interfaces, cutting integration overhead and enabling a real‑time dashboard—McDash—that flags payroll anomalies before they propagate. The result is a unified workforce view, dramatically reduced downtime, and a measurable ROI that aligns with IDC’s reported 516% three‑year return for BTP adopters.

A parallel story unfolds at a large consulting firm that migrated from a bespoke, over‑engineered ERP to SAP S/4HANA public cloud. Rather than re‑creating legacy logic, the firm leveraged BTP’s Business Process Automation and AI services to handle complex intercompany transactions and automate invoice generation. The new workflow slashes processing time from 15 minutes to under 10, while AI agents further trim manual effort on high‑pain tasks. Governance is anchored by a Center of Excellence that enforces clean‑core standards, ensuring upgrades remain seamless. Together, these cases illustrate how BTP is becoming the catalyst for agile, AI‑ready enterprises in a rapidly changing market.

How McDonald’s and other global enterprises are using SAP BTP to transform operations

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