Should We Rush Inconsisteny fixes When Risk is Low?
Let's chat about something we often run into in the SAP world: quick fixes . You know how it is – customers usually want things done yesterday, right? But is speeding through a solution always the best path? Let's think about it. When a customer comes to us with a problem, and we know there's a fast solution that carries a tiny risk (like less than 10%), it's tempting to just go for it. Especially if we're not messing with anything in financials (FI), which can be super tricky. But here's the deal: even if the risk is low, we've got to weigh our options. Quick fixes can be great, but they're not always the long-term answer. What if it's just a Band-Aid on a bigger issue? Sometimes, taking a bit more time to really dig into the problem can save a lot of headaches later. So, my philosophy? If it's low risk and not in the financial zone, sure, consider the fast track The Magic of Quick Fixes Think about it: when you swoop in and quickly untangle ...