SAP HANA is one of the most widely used analytical solutions, and it’s utilized by HPE, IBM, and Dell – all of which offer products and services suited for the software.
It’s SAP’s top product, and it stands for “systems for intangibles.” It’s a high-performance in-memory database platform that uses RAM memory rather than hard disk or SSD to analyze data. As a result, other programs may use vast amounts of data far more quickly than they would otherwise be able to.
HANA is a relational database management system at its core, but there’s more going on under the hood than meets the eye. Most of the data processing is handled by SAP In-Memory Database, which combines column, row, and object-based data storage methods used by Hana.
HANA’s foundation on which it is built allows it to rapidly access and analyze data from most structured databases without the need for any additional products to convert information into a software-readable form. This also includes software and systems.