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The Price of Fire (17)

- Summary: In the shadows of the Red Keep, the daughter of the Mad King, Princess Y/N Targaryen, finds herself caught between duty, love, and survival. As her father’s madness deepens and political intrigue swirls, she seeks solace in a forbidden romance with her sworn protector, Ser Arthur Dayne. With King Aerys plotting to use her as a pawn and her brother Rhaegar maneuvering to shield her from their father’s grasp, Y/N must navigate a web of deceit and desire. As tensions rise, secrets ignite into fierce passion and dangerous alliances, where the wrong move could mean the end of them all.

- Pairing: targ!reader/Arthur Dayne

- Rating: Mature 16+

- Word count: 6 000+

- Previous part: 16

- Next part: 18

- Tag(s): @sachaa-ff @alyssa-dayne @oxymakestheworldgoround @lightdragonrayne @onlyrealjoy @hajmola-vs-aamchaska

The wind tore at your hair and clothes as Terrax flew through the night sky, the stars above a blur of distant light as the dragon carried you farther from familiar ground. Your hands, slick with blood from your wounds, trembled as you gripped Terrax's spine, the jagged edges of his scales digging deeper into your flesh with each passing moment. The sharp sting had become a dull throb now, but the pain was constant, a reminder of the unnatural bond you shared with the creature beneath you.

The air was cold, biting at your skin, and though the world below you seemed vast and endless, you were beginning to feel the weight of exhaustion creeping in. The blood loss had sapped your strength, making each breath more difficult than the last. You pressed your forehead against Terrax’s warm scales, your vision blurring as you fought to stay conscious. The dragon’s massive wings beat steadily, each stroke carrying you farther from safety, farther from Starfall, and closer to some unknown destination.

"Broken wings, falling stars, mother sings, father scars."

The voice in your mind was louder now, more insistent, its disjointed phrases swirling like a storm. Terrax’s thoughts were bleeding into yours, the fragmented remnants of the dark magic that had brought him into the world. You could feel the chaos in his mind, the way his thoughts twisted and tangled, a reflection of the madness that had been bound to him in the ritual.

"Fire burns, blood flows, mother weeps, father knows."

"Terrax," you whispered, your voice barely audible over the howling wind. "Please... take me back. I need to go back to Starfall."

But the dragon did not respond. His golden eyes were fixed ahead, his massive wings carrying you farther into the unknown. He was driven by something beyond your understanding, something that had brought him to these unorthodox places, far from the comfort of home. You had already flown past the ruins of Meraxes, and now, as the land shifted beneath you, the terrain below became more desolate, more barren.

Your head swam, the dizziness growing stronger as your blood continued to seep from the wounds Terrax’s scales had inflicted. The cold was seeping into your bones now, making it harder to think, harder to hold on. You clung to Terrax, your grip weakening with every passing moment.

"Terrax..." you murmured again, your words slurring as the world spun around you. "Please... take me back..."

The dragon’s thoughts continued to whisper in your mind, fractured and unhinged.

"Mother cries, father burns, all the world returns."

"Grave is near, fire is here, blood is clear, nothing to fear."

You squeezed your eyes shut, trying to block out the madness of his thoughts, but the connection between you and Terrax had grown too strong. It was as if the dragon’s mind had become entangled with your own, a reflection of the dark magic that had bound you together.

You tried again, desperation filling your voice. "Terrax, please. I need to go back."

For a moment, there was silence. Terrax’s wings continued to beat, but the chaotic swirl of his thoughts seemed to quiet, as though he had finally heard you. The dragon’s massive body shifted slightly beneath you, and you felt the subtle change in his flight path as he turned, angling his wings toward the direction of Starfall.

Relief flooded through you, but it was short-lived. The exhaustion from blood loss was catching up to you, and your vision blurred once more, the edges of the world fading into darkness. You clung to consciousness, but it was slipping away, your strength ebbing with each passing second.

"Mother sleeps, father weeps, the blood runs deep."

The voice in your mind echoed one final time before the world went black, and you felt yourself slipping away into the darkness, your body limp against Terrax’s warm scales as he carried you back toward Starfall.

You could only hope that you would survive the journey.

You woke slowly, the haze of unconsciousness lifting like a fog, but with it came the dull ache of your body, the raw sting of wounds that still hadn't fully healed. The unfamiliar scent of spices and sea salt hung in the air, and the warmth of the room felt too dry, too hot. You blinked, trying to focus as the room swam into view. This wasn’t Starfall.

The bed beneath you was soft, covered in richly woven blankets, but the architecture around you was distinctly Dornish—the arched windows open to the breeze, the light sandstone walls, the distant sound of the sea crashing against the shores. You were in Sunspear.

Confusion rippled through you, your heart pounding as the memories of the last hours—or had it been days?—flooded back. Terrax had taken you, carried you through the night sky, ignoring your pleas to return to Starfall. You had fainted, your blood loss too much to bear. But now you were here. How had Terrax brought you to Sunspear?

Before you could make sense of it all, the door to the room creaked open, and a familiar figure entered with a graceful stride.

"Ah, you’re awake at last," Ellaria Sand said, her voice carrying a soft note of amusement as she stepped closer. Her dark, sun-kissed skin seemed to glow in the warm light of the room, and her dark curls fell loosely around her shoulders. She wore the loose, flowing silks of Dorne, and her expression, though friendly, held a hint of curiosity.

You tried to sit up, but the effort made you dizzy. Ellaria quickly came to your side, her hand gently pressing you back against the pillows. "Take it easy. You’ve been through quite an ordeal, my dear. It’s good to see you finally awake."

Your mind spun, the weight of your confusion and worry pressing down on you. "What… what happened? How did I get here?" you asked, your voice still weak and hoarse.

Ellaria smiled faintly, her eyes twinkling with amusement. "Your dragon brought you here," she said with a slight chuckle. "He gave us quite a bit of trouble when he arrived. Terrax isn’t exactly subtle when he decides to land in the middle of Sunspear. You were unconscious when we found you, and it took a great deal of effort to calm him down. He didn’t seem too pleased with anyone touching you."

You blinked, the memories coming back in fragments—Terrax’s wild flight, the pain, the disjointed thoughts that had filled your mind. The dragon had brought you here, to Sunspear, but why?

Your heart suddenly clenched with fear as your hand flew to your abdomen. "The babe," you gasped, your voice laced with panic. "My child—"

Ellaria's expression softened as she placed a calming hand over yours. "Your child is fine," she reassured you, her voice soothing. "Don’t worry. You’ve lost a lot of blood, but the babe is unharmed. The healers checked on you as soon as you arrived. You’ll need time to recover, but you and your little one are safe."

The rush of relief that flooded you was almost overwhelming. You sank back against the pillows, closing your eyes for a moment as the worry drained from your body. The weight of that fear had been unbearable, but knowing your child was safe—knowing that despite everything, they were still with you—was enough to soothe your racing heart.

"And Arthur?" you asked softly, opening your eyes to meet Ellaria’s gaze.

She smiled warmly, her tone reassuring. "Word has been sent to him. He’ll be relieved to know you’re safe, I’m sure. He’s probably already riding this way. It’s not every day a knight finds out his lady has been flown to Sunspear by a dragon."

You let out a weak, breathless laugh, though the exhaustion still clung to you. Arthur. You knew he would come, but you hated to imagine the fear he must have felt when Terrax took you from Starfall. The bond between the two of you had always been strong, but now, with the child growing inside you, you could feel his presence with every beat of your heart. He would come. Of course, he would.

"Thank you," you whispered, your voice barely more than a breath.

Ellaria tilted her head, a mischievous smile playing at her lips. "There’s no need to thank me. You’ve brought a bit of excitement to Sunspear. Besides, it's not every day we have a dragon princess among us." Her eyes sparkled with amusement. "Just promise me you’ll keep that beast of yours under control next time. We had quite the spectacle when he landed."

You managed a small smile, though your body still felt weak, the lingering pain a reminder of just how much you had endured. "I’ll do my best," you murmured. "But Terrax has a mind of his own."

Ellaria chuckled softly, her fingers brushing a lock of hair behind your ear as she stood. "Rest now. You need your strength. Arthur will be here soon enough, and we’ll make sure you’re well taken care of in the meantime."

As she moved toward the door, you closed your eyes, the exhaustion finally pulling you back into a fitful sleep. But even in your dreams, the voice of Terrax still echoed in your mind, the disjointed words flickering like flames in the distance.

You sat near the open windows of your chamber in Sunspear, gazing out at the endless horizon. The sea beyond shimmered in the midday sun, and though the warmth was comforting, your thoughts were elsewhere, tangled in the events that had unfolded in the last few weeks. Terrax’s unpredictable behavior, the constant threat looming over your house, and the uncertainty of what the future held had left you feeling like a ship without a course.

A soft knock echoed from the door, and before you could respond, it swung open with a sudden force. You turned, startled, just as Rhaegar strode into the room, his silver hair catching the sunlight. Without hesitation, he rushed toward you, his arms open. The sight of him—your brother—flooded you with a wave of emotions, and before you knew it, you were on your feet, rushing to meet him halfway.

“Rhaegar!” you breathed, your voice catching in your throat as he wrapped you in a fierce embrace. It had been many moons since you had last seen him—since you had fled the chaos of King’s Landing—and now, here he was, holding you like he had feared he might never see you again.

“I thought I’d lost you,” Rhaegar whispered into your hair, his arms tightening around you, his voice thick with relief. He pulled back slightly, his hands moving to cup your face, his violet eyes scanning your features as if searching for any sign of harm. “Are you all right? I’ve been so worried...”

You nodded, your hands resting on his arms as you gave him a reassuring smile. “I’m fine, Rhaegar. Terrax brought me here, but I’m safe. I’m safe now.” You reached up, resting your hand over his as he continued to study your face, his brow furrowed with concern.

He sighed softly, his thumb brushing your cheek. “So many things could have happened, and I wasn’t there.” He shook his head, his gaze still lingering on you as though trying to memorize every detail. “When I heard you were here in Sunspear, I had to come. I couldn’t stay away.”

You smiled again, though the tension in his voice didn’t go unnoticed. “What are you doing here, Rhaegar?” you asked softly. “I didn’t expect you to come to Dorne.”

He released your face, stepping back slightly but still holding your hand. His expression darkened, and you could see the weight of the world on his shoulders, the burden of the rebellion and everything it had torn apart. “Most of the men who followed me have now joined Robert Baratheon,” he said quietly, his voice tinged with frustration. “He intends to remove our House from the throne—completely. All of us.”

Your breath caught in your throat. The thought of your entire family being wiped out, the Targaryen legacy erased, was unbearable. “All of us?” you whispered.

Rhaegar nodded, his jaw tight. “Every last one. He won’t stop until there is nothing left of House Targaryen.” His gaze flickered, darkened by the weight of the news. “That’s why I came here. Dorne offers support.”

Something in his eyes, something unreadable, caught your attention, and you frowned, stepping closer to him. “There’s more, isn’t there?” you asked, your voice soft but firm. You knew your brother too well to miss the unspoken tension in his posture, the way his eyes shifted slightly as if he was holding something back.

Rhaegar’s expression faltered for a moment, a flicker of hesitation crossing his face. Then he sighed, his shoulders slumping slightly. “They want something in return for their help,” he admitted, his voice quiet.

Your heart skipped a beat, and you swallowed hard. “What is it?”

He looked away for a moment, his gaze distant as if he was struggling with the words. When he finally spoke, his voice was laced with frustration and sorrow. “They want me to marry Elia,” he said, the name hanging heavily in the air between you. “Like it was planned, before Aerys refused.”

A silence fell over the room, the warmth of the sun suddenly feeling oppressive. You knew the marriage had been arranged long ago, and that Dorne had always wanted the union between the two great houses. But hearing it now, in the middle of this war, with everything that had happened—it felt like a betrayal.

Rhaegar turned back to you, his eyes filled with both defiance and tenderness. “But I won’t do it,” he whispered, his hands reaching out to take yours. “My betrothal to you still stands. You and I are the last of our line. We have to stay together.”

Your heart raced, but you couldn’t ignore the implications of his refusal. “And what about the support from Dorne?” you asked quietly. “If you don’t marry Elia, will they still help us?”

Rhaegar looked conflicted, his gaze shifting as though weighing a decision he had already made. Then, in a voice barely louder than a whisper, he said, “I’m still in contact with Varys. The Spider has promised to take us away—both of us, and Mother. To Essos, where we’ll be safe. Away from Robert’s reach.”

“Essos?” you murmured, the word foreign and distant. The idea of leaving Westeros, leaving everything behind, was both tempting and terrifying. But the thought of leaving without Arthur—without the man you loved—was unbearable.

“I won’t go without Arthur,” you said, your voice steady despite the turmoil inside you.

Rhaegar’s face softened with understanding, his hand squeezing yours gently. “I know,” he said. “We’ll find a way. But we may not have a choice. The war is coming, and we have to survive, no matter the cost.”

The thought of leaving everything behind, abandoning the fight for the throne, and fleeing to a foreign land filled you with a strange mix of hope and fear. 

But the shadows of the war loomed ever closer, and in the distance, you could still hear the whispers of dragonfire, calling you back to the flames.

The warmth of the Dornish sun bathed the stone walls of Sunspear as Rhaegar and Oberyn led you through the winding halls toward the courtyard. The breeze carried the scent of citrus and spices, and though you had been recovering from your wounds, the fresh air felt invigorating after the days spent resting indoors. Rhaegar walked at your side, his arm lightly supporting you as you moved carefully, still feeling the dull ache of the gashes Terrax's scales had inflicted. Oberyn walked just ahead, his usual swagger tempered by the seriousness of the moment.

As they guided you to the courtyard, the sound of rustling wings and agitated growls reached your ears. Terrax was there, his massive form restless as he paced, his golden eyes gleaming with a wildness that had only grown since his unpredictable flight. The dragon's agitation was visible, his claws scraping against the stone floor as his tail lashed behind him.

You swallowed, your heart tightening with a mix of affection and apprehension as you looked at him. Terrax was a creature of raw power, bound to you in ways you still didn’t fully understand, but today there was something different in the air.

"Don’t worry," Rhaegar said softly, his voice calming as he glanced at you. "He knows you're here. He’ll settle."

Oberyn smirked from just ahead, his usual devil-may-care attitude on full display. "Though I’d keep my distance while we fit him with what we’ve made. Dragons have a temper, and I’d hate for him to take it out on the wrong person."

You gave a small smile at Oberyn’s jest, though the thought of Terrax’s growing restlessness did nothing to ease the tension in your chest. As you approached the courtyard, you finally saw what Rhaegar had brought you here to see.

In the center of the courtyard, laid across a low stone bench, was a saddle—no, the saddle, the one Rhaegar had been working on with the help of Sunspear’s leatherworkers. It was unlike any saddle you had seen before, clearly designed with the unique needs of a dragon in mind. The intricate leatherwork, the reinforced straps, and the careful stitching were all signs of skilled craftsmanship, but what made it truly remarkable was its size and shape. It had been built to fit the ridges of Terrax's back, the design functional yet elegant in a way that suggested both utility and royalty.

Rhaegar gestured toward the saddle, a slight smile on his face as he glanced at you. "I found some old writings about saddle designs in books on the Conquest here in Sunspear’s library," he explained, his voice filled with pride and warmth. "Saddles like this were used by our ancestors during Aegon’s conquest. They were meant to help dragonriders better control their mounts during battle. I thought it might help with Terrax, especially after what happened."

You blinked, momentarily speechless as you took in the sight. The saddle was more than just a tool—it was a symbol of your bond with Terrax, a connection that ran deeper than blood, deeper than even your heritage. Rhaegar had gone to such lengths to make this for you, to ensure your safety and strengthen your bond with the dragon. It was humbling.

"Rhaegar..." you murmured, your voice thick with emotion. "You did all this?"

He smiled, the faintest hint of pride in his eyes. "For you. And for Terrax. I know how much he means to you—and what he represents for all of us."

Oberyn grinned, his hands resting on his hips as he looked between the two of you. "It wasn’t easy, I’ll admit. Getting a dragon to stay still long enough to measure him for a saddle? Quite the challenge. But we managed. Somehow."

Your gaze shifted back to Terrax, who was still pacing restlessly in the courtyard, his wings twitching slightly as if he could sense the attention on him. There was an air of unpredictability about him today, a wildness that made your stomach churn. But you had to trust that the saddle would make a difference—that it would allow you to ride him without the pain and danger that had come before.

Rhaegar stepped closer to the saddle, motioning to the leatherworkers who had been waiting nearby. "We’ll put it on him now. You’ll see how it fits." His voice was steady, but you could see the tension in his posture. Terrax was not an easy dragon to handle, especially when agitated.

The leatherworkers moved with caution as they approached Terrax, the saddle held carefully between them. The dragon’s eyes tracked their every movement, his golden gaze sharp and unblinking. His massive tail swayed behind him, the muscles in his body coiled with barely contained energy.

You held your breath as they moved closer to him, murmuring soothing words to calm him, though you weren’t sure if Terrax even heard them. Rhaegar watched closely, ready to step in if needed, but his focus remained on you, watching your reaction, ensuring you were comfortable.

Terrax let out a low growl, his wings flaring slightly as the leatherworkers lifted the saddle toward his back. But he did not lash out—did not burn them with fire or snap his jaws at their hands. Instead, he allowed them to fit the saddle over the ridges of his spine, though his body remained tense, his muscles twitching beneath the leather straps as they fastened them securely.

The saddle fit perfectly, its shape and size molded to Terrax’s form in a way that seemed almost natural. You could see the relief in Rhaegar’s eyes as the last strap was secured, and Terrax settled slightly, his wings folding against his body. The dragon’s agitation had not fully faded, but he was calmer now, his gaze shifting to you as if waiting for your next move.

"It’s done," Rhaegar said softly, turning to you with a small smile. "The saddle should make things easier for you. You won’t have to worry about his scales cutting into you anymore."

You took a step forward, your heart pounding as you approached Terrax, your hand brushing gently against his warm scales. The saddle felt sturdy beneath your touch, the leather smooth and well-crafted. You glanced back at Rhaegar, gratitude shining in your eyes.

"Thank you," you whispered, your voice barely carrying over the wind.

He gave you a gentle smile in return. "You’ve always had a special connection with Terrax. I just wanted to make sure you could keep riding him—without getting hurt."

Oberyn chuckled from behind you, his tone light. "It’s not every day you see a dragon tamed—or saddled. I must admit, I didn’t think we’d pull it off."

You turned to face them both, a smile tugging at your lips despite the lingering soreness in your body. "I’m grateful. To both of you."

And as you looked back at Terrax, now fitted with the saddle that would help you ride him without fear.

The air in the Water Gardens was warm. You sat on a stone bench near the edge of a shallow pool, the cool water reflecting the bright Dornish sun. The sound of children laughing in the distance, running and playing under the watchful eye of attendants, was a soothing backdrop to the quiet conversation shared between you, Ellaria, and Elia.

Your hands rested on the small, but unmistakable swell of your abdomen, a sign of the life growing inside you. The soft fabric of your gown flowed around you, the heat of the sun tempered by the shade of the lush green trees that lined the gardens. You felt more at ease here, far from the chaos of the rebellion and the constant threats that loomed over your house. Yet, the lingering weight of your recent ordeal still clung to your thoughts.

Ellaria sat beside you, her dark eyes sparkling with their usual mischief, though her tone was soft today. "You seem to be healing well," she said with a gentle smile, her gaze drifting down to your stomach. "And the babe? No more complications?"

You gave a small, contented nod, your fingers tracing the slight curve of your belly. "No, everything is as it should be," you replied softly. "The healers say I’m making a good recovery." Your voice wavered slightly as you spoke, still overwhelmed by everything that had happened.

Elia, sitting across from you, her delicate features shadowed with a quiet concern, nodded in agreement. "It’s good to see you outside again. Sunspear has done wonders for you, princess," she said gently, though her eyes lingered on your abdomen with an expression that spoke of her own unspoken worries.

You smiled at both women, appreciating their company more than words could express, but before you could continue, the sound of hurried footsteps caught your attention. Your heart skipped a beat as you turned toward the entrance of the gardens, where a familiar figure was striding through the arched doorway.

Arthur.

Your breath caught in your throat as you saw him, his eyes immediately locking onto yours. His face was drawn with worry, but the moment he spotted you sitting safely by the pool, his expression softened with overwhelming relief. Without hesitation, he moved toward you, his long strides urgent, yet careful.

Ellaria glanced between you and Arthur with a knowing smile, her hand resting lightly on Elia’s arm. "Perhaps we should leave you two alone," she murmured, rising gracefully from the bench. Elia followed suit, offering you a small, reassuring smile before they both stepped away, giving you the space you needed.

Arthur rushed toward you as soon as they were out of earshot, his breath coming in quick, shallow gasps. He knelt beside you, his hands immediately reaching for yours, his touch warm and trembling with barely restrained emotion. "Y/N," he whispered, his voice hoarse with relief. "Thank the gods… I was so worried."

You smiled weakly, your own hands gripping his tightly as your heart swelled with love and relief at seeing him. "Arthur," you breathed, tears stinging the corners of your eyes. "I’m here. I’m all right."

He stared at you for a long moment, his violet eyes filled with a mix of tenderness and anguish. His fingers trailed down to your abdomen, where the gentle curve of your stomach pressed against your gown. His hand rested there, his thumb brushing over the fabric as though he couldn’t quite believe what he was seeing.

"The child?" he asked, his voice breaking slightly.

You nodded, placing your hand over his. "Safe," you whispered. "Our child is safe."

Arthur exhaled shakily, his head lowering as he pressed his forehead against your stomach, his hands cupping your belly with such reverence that it made your heart ache. "I thought I’d lost you both," he whispered, his voice barely more than a breath. "When Terrax took you… I didn’t know if I’d see you again."

You gently stroked his hair, your fingers running through the familiar strands as you tried to calm him. "We’re here, Arthur," you said softly. "I’m not going anywhere. I promise."

For a moment, the two of you remained like that, the world around you fading into the background. The distant sounds of the gardens, the soft trickling of water, all seemed to blur as you held onto each other, your bond unspoken but unbreakable.

Arthur lifted his head after a moment, his eyes still shining with unshed tears. He leaned forward and kissed you, his lips soft and urgent against yours. It was a kiss filled with longing, with relief, with the promise of everything that was still to come. When he pulled back, he rested his forehead against yours, his hands still gently cradling your abdomen.

"I won’t let anything happen to you or the babe," he whispered, his voice fierce with determination. "No matter what comes, I’ll protect you. Both of you."

You nodded, your own heart echoing the promise in his words. 

And hope was enough. For now.

The sky was overcast as Rhaegar and Oberyn rode out, the distant mountains casting long shadows over the barren borderlands where Dorne met the Reach. Behind them, the Dornish army stretched in disciplined rows, the sun-and-spear banners of House Martell flapping in the wind. The sound of hooves on dry, cracked earth was a steady rhythm, but the tension in the air was palpable. Ahead, King Aerys and his army were approaching, their banners dark and foreboding. It was a rare thing for Aerys to leave King’s Landing, especially at such risk, but his obsession with your whereabouts had driven him to the edge of reason.

Rhaegar’s face was drawn, his jaw set as he rode in silence beside Oberyn. His thoughts were dark, his heart heavy with the knowledge of the confrontation ahead. It was no longer just a matter of rebellion or loyalty. His father’s madness had spiraled into something dangerous, and Aerys’s fixation on you—on his own daughter—had only grown with each passing moon. The rumors had spread fast, whispers that you were with child, whispers that Aerys was determined to have you and the babe for his own twisted purposes.

Oberyn glanced at Rhaegar, his expression unreadable, but the flicker of amusement in his eyes was unmistakable. "Your father has lost what little remains of his sanity," Oberyn said dryly, his tone laced with sarcasm. "And now we meet him here, on the brink of war, while Robert Baratheon likely marches on King’s Landing. Madness has never been so well-timed."

Rhaegar said nothing, though the truth of Oberyn’s words gnawed at him. By leaving the capital exposed, Aerys had all but invited Robert’s forces to strike. But that was the price of his father’s obsession. Aerys cared for nothing now except you and the child he believed was Rhaegar’s.

As they crested a low hill, Rhaegar spotted Aerys’s forces—thousands strong, their black and red banners stark against the gray sky. At the front of the formation, Aerys sat on his horse, his silver hair wild in the wind, his eyes burning with manic energy. His presence was unmistakable, a figure of chaos, dressed in dark armor that gleamed with the reflection of wildfire in his gaze. Even from a distance, Rhaegar could see the twitch of his father’s lips, the erratic movements that betrayed his instability.

The two forces halted, and a tense silence followed, the wind whipping between them as Rhaegar and Oberyn rode out to meet Aerys, the armies watching from a distance.

As they drew closer, Aerys’s gaze locked on Rhaegar, ignoring Oberyn entirely. His lips curled into a sneer, and his voice cracked as he spoke. "Where is she?" Aerys demanded, his tone sharp, biting. "Where is my daughter? Where is Y/N?"

Rhaegar met his father’s wild gaze without flinching. He had known this question was coming. "She is safe, away from you," he replied, his voice steady, but there was an edge of defiance in his words. "You will not have her, Father."

Aerys’s expression twisted into one of rage, his hands gripping the reins of his horse tightly, knuckles white. "You dare defy me? You—who stole her away from me?!" His voice grew shrill, his eyes wide and gleaming with madness. "She belongs to me, and you will bring her to me, or I will burn the world to ash!"

Oberyn, sitting astride his horse beside Rhaegar, looked utterly unbothered, a faint smirk playing on his lips. He watched Aerys with a kind of amused detachment, though he made no effort to intervene. The Dornish prince seemed content to let the mad king rant, his dark eyes glimmering with quiet amusement at the scene unfolding before him.

But Aerys ignored Oberyn entirely, his fury focused solely on Rhaegar. "And I’ve heard whispers, rumors," Aerys hissed, his voice lowering but no less venomous. "That my daughter is with child. Is it true?"

Rhaegar’s heart clenched at the question, though he had prepared for this moment. He knew what Aerys wanted to hear, what madness would drive him further into obsession. With a calm he barely felt, Rhaegar met his father’s gaze and lied without hesitation. "Yes," he said, his voice firm. "She is with child."

Aerys’s eyes blazed with manic excitement, but before he could speak, Rhaegar continued, his tone cold and final. "But the child is mine. You will not touch her, and you will not touch our babe. You will never see them."

The words hung in the air, heavy with defiance, and Aerys’s face contorted in a mixture of shock and fury. "Lies!" he shrieked, his voice cracking. "You dare claim what is mine?! You would steal from your own father—your king?! I will burn you, Rhaegar. I will burn you and that bastard child in her womb!"

Rhaegar remained calm, his expression hardening. He had expected this, but the depth of Aerys’s madness still sent a chill through him. "You will not touch them," Rhaegar repeated, his voice low and filled with quiet menace. "No matter what you do, you will never have them."

Aerys’s fury boiled over, his whole body trembling with rage. "I’ll see you dead!" he screamed, his voice echoing across the battlefield. "You and all your traitors—burned in dragonfire!"

Oberyn finally spoke, his voice calm but mocking, his amusement at Aerys’s tirade evident. "You may want to rethink your strategy, Your Grace," Oberyn drawled, leaning slightly in his saddle. "You’ve left your capital wide open for Robert’s men. While you chase after your daughter, King’s Landing may not be so forgiving of your absence."

Aerys turned his wild gaze on Oberyn, his eyes narrowing in hatred. But he said nothing, as if the words of the Dornish prince were beneath him. His obsession with you had consumed him to the point where the fate of the capital, of the Iron Throne itself, no longer mattered.

"Enough!" Aerys barked, his voice ragged. He turned back to Rhaegar, his face twisted in fury. "I will have her, Rhaegar. One way or another, I will have her. And if you stand in my way, I will see you burn."

Rhaegar’s eyes met his father’s, filled with a quiet, unyielding resolve. "You will never touch her, Father," he said once more. "No matter what you do."

Aerys’s expression twisted, and for a moment, his hands shook on the reins of his horse, his entire body trembling with the force of his rage. But then, without another word, he yanked the reins and turned his horse around, riding back toward his army in silence.

Rhaegar remained still, watching his father retreat, knowing that this was far from over. The mad king’s obsession had only deepened, and there was no telling what he might do next.

Oberyn let out a low, amused chuckle, his eyes glinting with mischief as he turned to Rhaegar. "Well, that went about as well as expected," he said with a smirk. "Though I must admit, I was hoping for more wildfire."

Rhaegar gave him a small, grim smile, though the weight of the encounter still lingered. "It’s not over," he said softly. "Not yet."

[monsterhuntertournament]

Round 3: Garangolm Vs. Goss Harag

Garangolm (Fanged Beast)

Previous matches: Vs. Apex Rathalos, Vs. Risen Chameleos

Appears in: Sunbreak

A monster characterized by its massive and rigid body. Garangolm are generally placid, living in regions with fertile soil. Their sap-like fluids can promote plant growth, forging a symbiotic relationship with flora that grows in their bodies. They can also use that sap to harden plants or the surrounding soil, outfitting their bodies and enhancing their attacks. -Sunbreak

Vs.

Goss Harag (Fanged Beast)

Previous matches: Vs. Volvidon, Vs. Rajang

Appears in: Rise, Sunbreak

A monster native to ice-cold climates. Covered in fur so thick it keeps out the harsh frost, it roams the snowy plains in search of prey. It can inhale the cold air to freeze its own bodily fluids and then spit them out to create icy blades on its arms. When riled up, the Goss Harag turns red and becomes exceedingly dangerous. -Sunbreak

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High-Speed Adult Diaper Machine Price Range & Specifications

For manufacturers looking to scale up production and meet growing market demand, a high-speed adult diaper machine is a game-changer. These machines offer impressive output, advanced automation, and consistent product quality—but come with a higher investment. Here's what you need to know.

⚙️ Specifications of High-Speed Adult Diaper Machines

Speed: 200–600 diapers per minute

Automation: Fully automatic with PLC control, touch-screen HMI, auto stacking & packaging

Power Requirement: 100–200 kW depending on model

Material Compatibility: Non-woven fabric, SAP sheet, tissue paper, elastic bands, PE film

Features:

Size change system (M/L/XL)

Online defect detection

Servo-driven motors for precision

Remote diagnostics and troubleshooting

💰 Price Range in India (Approximate)

₹80 lakh to ₹2.5 crore, depending on:

Output speed & capacity

Imported vs. Indian make

Add-on features like auto-packing or multiple size adjustment

Level of customization required

✅ Who Should Invest?

Large-scale manufacturers

OEM suppliers to hospitals or adult care brands

Export-oriented businesses

🏁 Final Word

High-speed adult diaper machines are ideal for serious manufacturers aiming for high efficiency, low waste, and premium product quality. While the upfront cost is significant, the long-term productivity and automation benefits make it a valuable investment for scalable success.

[cybersecurityict]

Vendor Risk Management Market Revolutionized by AI-Driven Risk Scoring Tools

The Vendor Risk Management Market was valued at USD 8.6 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach USD 30.3 billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 14.98% from 2024-2032.

Vendor Risk Management Market is experiencing notable growth as organizations intensify efforts to mitigate third-party risks, safeguard data, and ensure operational resilience. With increasing reliance on external vendors across industries, managing cybersecurity, compliance, and performance risks has become a top priority for both public and private enterprises.

U.S. Vendors Strengthen Cyber Risk Frameworks Amid Growing Digital Dependencies

Vendor Risk Management Market is driven by growing regulatory scrutiny, rising instances of data breaches, and the need for transparent supplier relationships. Companies are now adopting automated platforms to streamline risk assessments, ensure compliance, and proactively monitor vendor activities across the supply chain.

Get Sample Copy of This Report: https://www.snsinsider.com/sample-request/6629 

Market Keyplayers:

RSA Security – Archer Third Party Governance

MetricStream – Third-Party Risk Management

OneTrust – Vendorpedia

Prevalent Inc. – Prevalent Third-Party Risk Management Platform

BitSight Technologies – BitSight Security Ratings

NAVEX Global – RiskRate

ProcessUnity – Vendor Risk Management

LogicGate – Risk Cloud for Third-Party Risk Management

Riskonnect – Third-Party Risk Management Solution

SAI360 – Vendor Risk Management

Aravo Solutions – Aravo for Third-Party Risk Management

Galvanize (now part of Diligent) – Third-Party Risk Management

IBM Corporation – OpenPages Third-Party Risk Management

SAP SE – SAP Risk Management

Coupa Software – Coupa Third-Party Risk Management

Market Analysis

The market is being shaped by a mix of regulatory developments, technological advancements, and heightened awareness of third-party exposure. In sectors like finance, healthcare, and manufacturing, vendors often have access to sensitive data and infrastructure, making risk management essential. Organizations across the U.S. and Europe are now allocating larger budgets to VRM solutions that help prevent disruptions, reduce financial liabilities, and maintain brand reputation.

Market Trends

Growing adoption of AI and machine learning for real-time risk scoring

Integration of VRM tools with GRC (governance, risk, and compliance) platforms

Emphasis on continuous vendor monitoring vs periodic assessments

Rising demand for cloud-based VRM software with scalable architecture

Enhanced focus on ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) risk tracking

Implementation of automated compliance workflows

Increase in due diligence for fourth-party and Nth-party vendors

Market Scope

As global supply chains become more complex, the Vendor Risk Management Market is broadening its impact across enterprise functions. It is no longer limited to IT or procurement but involves legal, finance, and compliance teams working together to assess and manage vendor performance and exposure.

Multi-tier vendor visibility and control

End-to-end lifecycle management of vendor risks

Centralized dashboards for compliance and audit tracking

Real-time alerts on risk deviations

Scalable deployment across global operations

Risk mapping to strategic objectives and KPIs

Forecast Outlook

The Vendor Risk Management Market is set to witness transformative growth as businesses seek agile, intelligent, and secure frameworks to govern third-party relationships. With increasing digital dependency and cross-border vendor operations, future-ready VRM systems will focus on proactive intelligence, regulatory adaptability, and deep integration capabilities. U.S. and European markets will remain core innovation hubs, supporting industry-wide resilience through advanced VRM strategies.

Access Complete Report: https://www.snsinsider.com/reports/vendor-risk-management-market-6629 

Conclusion

Vendor Risk Management is no longer an optional function—it is a strategic imperative. As organizations face rising threats from third-party vulnerabilities, the need for robust, transparent, and technology-driven risk practices becomes undeniable. For forward-looking enterprises across the U.S. and Europe, investing in next-gen VRM solutions means more than compliance—it’s a foundation for secure growth and long-term trust in an interconnected world.

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Phone: +1-315 636 4242 (US) | +44- 20 3290 5010 (UK)

Mail us: info@snsinsider.com

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How Finance Leaders Future-Proof Operations with SAP + Outsourcing

In 2025, the role of finance leaders has evolved beyond managing budgets and reviewing reports. Today’s CFOs and financial controllers are expected to drive strategy, manage risk, ensure compliance, and lead digital transformation — all while keeping operations lean and efficient.

To meet these growing demands, many finance leaders are embracing a powerful combination: SAP + outsourced bookkeeping. Together, they’re creating a scalable, future-ready finance function that helps businesses grow smarter — not just faster.

Here’s how this approach is helping finance leaders build resilient, high-performing operations.

The Pressure on Modern Finance Teams

The financial landscape is more complex than ever. Businesses now face challenges like:

Global expansion and multi-currency transactions

Evolving regulatory and compliance requirements

Increased demand for real-time financial data

Rising costs of in-house talent and technology

Higher expectations from investors and stakeholders

These challenges demand more than just a basic bookkeeping setup — they require a strategic, technology-enabled solution that can scale with the business. That’s where SAP-driven outsourced bookkeeping comes in.

What Is SAP + Outsourcing?

SAP is one of the world’s most trusted ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) platforms. It automates and integrates critical business functions like accounting, payroll, inventory, CRM, and reporting.

Outsourced bookkeeping, meanwhile, involves partnering with a third-party provider to manage daily financial tasks such as:

Transaction recording

Invoicing and billing

Bank reconciliations

Financial reporting

Compliance support

When finance leaders combine SAP’s power with outsourced expertise, they create a finance infrastructure that’s built for long-term growth and agility.

Key Benefits for Finance Leaders

1. Real-Time Financial Visibility

One of SAP’s biggest advantages is real-time access to financial data. Dashboards and live reporting features allow finance leaders to track:

Cash flow

Profitability

Expenses

Budget vs. actuals

Instead of waiting for end-of-month reports, CFOs and decision-makers can now act on insights instantly — reducing delays and improving responsiveness.

2. Scalable and Flexible Operations

As businesses grow, their finance operations often become more complex. SAP’s robust infrastructure supports:

Multi-entity and multi-currency accounting

Global compliance frameworks

Integration with CRMs, HR, and supply chain systems

Outsourcing partners with SAP expertise can scale services as needed — whether your business is entering a new market or acquiring a new company. Finance leaders get the flexibility to grow without friction.

3. Cost Optimization

Hiring and retaining skilled finance professionals — especially those with SAP experience — can be expensive. Outsourcing offers a cost-effective alternative, giving companies access to expert support without the overhead.

Plus, SAP’s automation capabilities reduce the need for manual data entry and redundant processes, freeing up resources for higher-value strategic work.

4. Improved Accuracy and Compliance

SAP is built to support international accounting standards like GAAP and IFRS. Its automation features help eliminate human error, ensure consistent data entry, and keep audit trails intact.

Combined with a knowledgeable outsourced bookkeeping team, finance leaders can confidently meet deadlines, stay compliant, and be always audit-ready.

5. Faster Reporting and Decision-Making

Time-consuming manual reports are a thing of the past. SAP generates financial statements, forecasts, and analytics on demand. Your outsourced team maintains these reports and customizes them based on your business needs.

For finance leaders, this means faster decision-making, stronger forecasting, and data-backed strategic planning.

6. Focus on Core Strategy

Outsourcing allows internal finance teams to move away from repetitive tasks and focus on:

Financial planning and analysis (FP&A)

Risk management

Growth strategy

Investment planning

By offloading operational bookkeeping to SAP-powered experts, finance leaders can redirect their time and energy to initiatives that drive business success.

A Future-Ready Finance Stack

In 2025 and beyond, finance is no longer just about keeping the books clean — it’s about building a resilient, adaptable, and insight-driven operation. SAP offers the technology backbone, while outsourcing delivers the flexibility and expertise.

When combined, they enable finance leaders to:

Adapt quickly to market changes

Maintain financial health during rapid growth

Support complex business models with ease

Stay compliant across global markets

Final Thoughts

Finance leaders who embrace SAP + outsourcing are taking proactive steps to future-proof their operations. This modern model reduces costs, enhances visibility, improves compliance, and sets the foundation for long-term, sustainable growth.

If you’re still relying on outdated systems or siloed teams, now is the time to evolve. With the right outsourcing partner and SAP infrastructure in place, your finance function can move from reactive to strategic — and lead the way forward.

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When to Redesign SAP Roles: During ECC or Post-Migration to S/4HANA or Rise with SAP

Migrating to SAP S/4HANA or adopting RISE/GROW with SAP is a strategic milestone for organizations aiming to modernize their ERP landscape. However, one critical consideration often overlooked during these transitions is the redesign of SAP roles. The timing of this redesign can significantly influence the success of the migration and the overall efficiency. Should you redesign roles during the ECC phase or wait until after the migration to S/4HANA? This blog explores the key factors driving this decision and introduces the S.M.A.R.T framework—a modern approach to SAP role redesign that ensures compliance, efficiency, and business alignment.

Understanding the Need for Role Redesign

SAP roles are pivotal in defining user access, ensuring compliance, and maintaining operational efficiency. Over time, roles in ECC systems often become bloated with unused authorizations or misaligned with current business needs. This can lead to:

Compliance Risks: Excessive authorizations increase the risk of segregation of duties (SoD) violations.

Migration Complications: Legacy roles with redundancies can complicate the migration process to S/4HANA.

Operational Costs: Since the licensing model is based on assignment and not by usage in S/4HANA and RISE, you may need to procure more licenses than required.

A role redesign ensures clean, streamlined, and compliant access structures, setting the stage for a smooth transition and efficient system post-migration.

ls.ECC vs. S/4HANA: When to Redesign Roles?

Aspect

Redesign During ECC

Redesign Post-Migration to S/4HANA

Compliance

Proactively addresses SoD conflicts and access risks.

Allows compliance alignment with new functionalities post-migration.

Migration Complexity

Simplifies migration with clean and optimized roles.

Reduces redundant effort, focusing only on relevant roles in the new system

Alignment with New Features

May require rework later to incorporate S/4HANA-specific functionalities.

Ensures roles are tailored to new modules, Fiori apps, and processes.

Timeline and Resources

Increases project timelines due to pre-migration workload.

Defers redesign efforts, potentially affecting initial system efficiency.

Business Process Analysis

Limited to existing ECC processes, with potential misalignment after migration.

Better aligned with current and optimized business processes in S/4HANA.

Redesigning SAP Roles with RISE with SAP

If you are moving to RISE with SAP, it is advisable to conduct a complete role redesign during the ECC phase. Once the migration is complete, perform a retrofit to align roles with the cloud-specific requirements introduced by RISE. This approach addresses the unique security, integration, and scalability considerations of a cloud-oriented transformation. You might have many questions at this juncture – What is the best approach? Which tools must be considered? Are there any accelerators that can be used? Can we use stock ready/ready to deploy role structures?

Challenges with Stock Ready Rulesets

Many system integrators offer pre-packaged or stock-ready rulesets as part of their role redesign services. While these rulesets might appear to save time and effort, they often come with significant challenges, making them unsuitable for many businesses. Here’s why the stock-ready approach is not recommended:

Lack of Customization: Stock-ready rulesets are designed to be generic and may not align with the specific needs of your industry or business processes. This can result in inadequate or excessive authorizations.

Compliance Risks: These pre-packaged rulesets may not fully address industry-specific compliance requirements, leaving gaps that could lead to audit findings or regulatory penalties.

Misalignment with Business Processes: Every organization has unique workflows and processes. Stock-ready rulesets may not account for these nuances, leading to inefficiencies and user frustrations.

Post-Implementation Challenges: Organizations often need to spend additional time and resources customizing these rulesets post-implementation, negating the perceived benefits of a quick deployment.

Instead of relying on stock-ready rulesets, organizations should invest in a tailored role redesign approach. This ensures that roles are aligned with specific business processes, compliance requirements, and future scalability needs, delivering long-term value and efficiency. This is where S.M.A.R.T approach/framework can be a life saver.

The S.M.A.R.T Role Redesign Framework

At ToggleNow, we leverage the S.M.A.R.T framework for SAP role redesign. This approach ensures that roles are:

Simplified: Designed to reduce complexity while maintaining operational effectiveness.

Mitigated for Risks: Focused on eliminating SoD conflicts and maintaining regulatory compliance.

Aligned with Business Tasks: Task-based roles ensure that access permissions directly support specific workflows.

Responsive to Change: Built to adapt seamlessly to future business or technical changes.

Transparent and Optimized: Designed with a focus on license optimization to eliminate unnecessary expenditures.

This framework delivers roles that are not only secure but also cost-effective and easy to manage

ToggleNow Advantage

ToggleNow brings a unique value proposition to SAP role redesign initiatives, ensuring a seamless and efficient process tailored to your business needs. Here’s why we stand out:

Customized Solutions: Unlike stock-ready rulesets, ToggleNow develops tailored role designs aligned with your specific business processes, compliance requirements, and industry standards.

Deep Expertise: With extensive experience in SAP role redesign, ToggleNow combines technical proficiency with a deep understanding of regulatory compliance and security best practices.

Innovative Tools:ToggleNow leverages proprietary tools such as Verity, Optimus and accelerators such as xPedite to streamline role redesign, risk analysis, and validation, ensuring faster project delivery.

Focus on Scalability:Our approach ensures that the roles we design are not only compliant and efficient but also scalable, adapting to your future business growth.

Proven Track Record:Trusted by leading organizations, ToggleNow has successfully delivered role redesign projects across diverse industries, enabling smoother migrations and enhanced system performance.

By partnering with ToggleNow, organizations can confidently navigate their SAP transitions, optimizing roles to drive operational excellence and long-term success.

Conclusion

The decision to redesign SAP roles during ECC or post-migration to S/4HANA or RISE with SAP depends on your organization’s priorities, resources, and timeline. Redesigning during ECC can simplify the migration process, while post-migration redesign allows alignment with new functionalities. For RISE with SAP, role redesign becomes even more critical to address cloud-specific requirements.

Moreover, organizations should avoid the pitfalls of stock-ready rulesets and opt for a customized approach that aligns with their unique requirements. By investing in a well-planned redesign, organizations can unlock the full potential of SAP S/4HANA or RISE with SAP, driving operational excellence and business growth.

Talk to Our Experts today to secure your SAP systems with cutting-edge role design

Read More: https://togglenow.com/blog/redesign-sap-roles-ecc-or-s-4hana/

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When to Redesign SAP Roles: During ECC or Post-Migration to S/4HANA or Rise with SAP

Migrating to SAP S/4HANA or adopting RISE/GROW with SAP is a strategic milestone for organizations aiming to modernize their ERP landscape. However, one critical consideration often overlooked during these transitions is the redesign of SAP roles. The timing of this redesign can significantly influence the success of the migration and the overall efficiency. Should you redesign roles during the ECC phase or wait until after the migration to S/4HANA? This blog explores the key factors driving this decision and introduces the S.M.A.R.T framework—a modern approach to SAP role redesign that ensures compliance, efficiency, and business alignment.

Understanding the Need for Role Redesign

SAP roles are pivotal in defining user access, ensuring compliance, and maintaining operational efficiency. Over time, roles in ECC systems often become bloated with unused authorizations or misaligned with current business needs. This can lead to:

Compliance Risks: Excessive authorizations increase the risk of segregation of duties (SoD) violations.

Migration Complications: Legacy roles with redundancies can complicate the migration process to S/4HANA.

Operational Costs: Since the licensing model is based on assignment and not by usage in S/4HANA and RISE, you may need to procure more licenses than required.

A role redesign ensures clean, streamlined, and compliant access structures, setting the stage for a smooth transition and efficient system post-migration.

ls.ECC vs. S/4HANA: When to Redesign Roles?

Aspect

Redesign During ECC

Redesign Post-Migration to S/4HANA

Compliance

Proactively addresses SoD conflicts and access risks.

Allows compliance alignment with new functionalities post-migration.

Migration Complexity

Simplifies migration with clean and optimized roles.

Reduces redundant effort, focusing only on relevant roles in the new system

Alignment with New Features

May require rework later to incorporate S/4HANA-specific functionalities.

Ensures roles are tailored to new modules, Fiori apps, and processes.

Timeline and Resources

Increases project timelines due to pre-migration workload.

Defers redesign efforts, potentially affecting initial system efficiency.

Business Process Analysis

Limited to existing ECC processes, with potential misalignment after migration.

Better aligned with current and optimized business processes in S/4HANA.

Redesigning SAP Roles with RISE with SAP

If you are moving to RISE with SAP, it is advisable to conduct a complete role redesign during the ECC phase. Once the migration is complete, perform a retrofit to align roles with the cloud-specific requirements introduced by RISE. This approach addresses the unique security, integration, and scalability considerations of a cloud-oriented transformation. You might have many questions at this juncture – What is the best approach? Which tools must be considered? Are there any accelerators that can be used? Can we use stock ready/ready to deploy role structures?

Challenges with Stock Ready Rulesets

Many system integrators offer pre-packaged or stock-ready rulesets as part of their role redesign services. While these rulesets might appear to save time and effort, they often come with significant challenges, making them unsuitable for many businesses. Here’s why the stock-ready approach is not recommended:

Lack of Customization: Stock-ready rulesets are designed to be generic and may not align with the specific needs of your industry or business processes. This can result in inadequate or excessive authorizations.

Compliance Risks: These pre-packaged rulesets may not fully address industry-specific compliance requirements, leaving gaps that could lead to audit findings or regulatory penalties.

Misalignment with Business Processes: Every organization has unique workflows and processes. Stock-ready rulesets may not account for these nuances, leading to inefficiencies and user frustrations.

Post-Implementation Challenges: Organizations often need to spend additional time and resources customizing these rulesets post-implementation, negating the perceived benefits of a quick deployment.

Instead of relying on stock-ready rulesets, organizations should invest in a tailored role redesign approach. This ensures that roles are aligned with specific business processes, compliance requirements, and future scalability needs, delivering long-term value and efficiency. This is where S.M.A.R.T approach/framework can be a life saver.

The S.M.A.R.T Role Redesign Framework

At ToggleNow, we leverage the S.M.A.R.T framework for SAP role redesign. This approach ensures that roles are:

Simplified: Designed to reduce complexity while maintaining operational effectiveness.

Mitigated for Risks: Focused on eliminating SoD conflicts and maintaining regulatory compliance.

Aligned with Business Tasks: Task-based roles ensure that access permissions directly support specific workflows.

Responsive to Change: Built to adapt seamlessly to future business or technical changes.

Transparent and Optimized: Designed with a focus on license optimization to eliminate unnecessary expenditures.

This framework delivers roles that are not only secure but also cost-effective and easy to manage

ToggleNow Advantage

ToggleNow brings a unique value proposition to SAP role redesign initiatives, ensuring a seamless and efficient process tailored to your business needs. Here’s why we stand out:

Customized Solutions: Unlike stock-ready rulesets, ToggleNow develops tailored role designs aligned with your specific business processes, compliance requirements, and industry standards.

Deep Expertise: With extensive experience in SAP role redesign, ToggleNow combines technical proficiency with a deep understanding of regulatory compliance and security best practices.

Innovative Tools:ToggleNow leverages proprietary tools such as Verity, Optimus and accelerators such as xPedite to streamline role redesign, risk analysis, and validation, ensuring faster project delivery.

Focus on Scalability:Our approach ensures that the roles we design are not only compliant and efficient but also scalable, adapting to your future business growth.

Proven Track Record:Trusted by leading organizations, ToggleNow has successfully delivered role redesign projects across diverse industries, enabling smoother migrations and enhanced system performance.

By partnering with ToggleNow, organizations can confidently navigate their SAP transitions, optimizing roles to drive operational excellence and long-term success.

Conclusion

The decision to redesign SAP roles during ECC or post-migration to S/4HANA or RISE with SAP depends on your organization’s priorities, resources, and timeline. Redesigning during ECC can simplify the migration process, while post-migration redesign allows alignment with new functionalities. For RISE with SAP, role redesign becomes even more critical to address cloud-specific requirements.

Moreover, organizations should avoid the pitfalls of stock-ready rulesets and opt for a customized approach that aligns with their unique requirements. By investing in a well-planned redesign, organizations can unlock the full potential of SAP S/4HANA or RISE with SAP, driving operational excellence and business growth.

Read more: https://togglenow.com/blog/redesign-sap-roles-ecc-or-s-4hana/

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Complete Guide to Corporate Travel Booking: Smarter Choices for Growing Businesses 🚀

Corporate travel booking isn't just about reserving flights and hotels. For Indian businesses today, it's about managing costs, ensuring employee safety, and streamlining every journey. With rising business travel spend—expected to cross ₹4 lakh crore in India by 2026 (source: FICCI)—companies need smarter solutions.

That’s where Tejas Travels, a leading Tour and Travels company in India, steps in to simplify corporate mobility.

👉 But what exactly makes corporate travel booking crucial? Let’s break it down.

What is Corporate Travel Booking & Why Every Business Needs It 💼

Corporate travel booking is the process of organizing work-related trips—covering flights, hotels, ground transport, and travel compliance. Unlike personal bookings, corporate travel demands negotiated rates, reporting, and adherence to company policies.

In India, startups like OYO for Business and global players like Egencia are making waves. But many SMEs still struggle without a formal system. A 2023 GBTA study found that 43% of Indian firms lack an official travel policy, leading to overspending and employee dissatisfaction.

Tejas Travels bridges this gap by offering managed corporate travel solutions, including hotel tie-ups, flight bookings, and bus rental for large groups or last-mile employee transport.

Facing Hurdles? 5 Challenges in Corporate Travel Booking & Smart Fixes 🚧

Every travel manager knows the chaos of last-minute bookings, unclear approvals, or expense leaks. Common challenges include:

⚠️ Ensuring duty of care—keeping travelers safe during disruptions ⚠️ Managing travel risk compliance under standards like ISO 31030 ⚠️ Avoiding hidden costs from unmanaged bookings ⚠️ Tracking expenses for GST input credits ⚠️ Balancing cost-saving with traveler comfort

In 2022, when Mumbai’s monsoon disrupted air travel, Tejas Travels helped clients switch to bus rental services, ensuring executives reached Pune overnight when flights were grounded. Their coach rental fleet added flexibility where air or rail failed.

Why Choosing a Corporate Travel Agency Like Tejas Travels Saves You More 💰

You could let employees book their own trips—or you could rely on a partner who negotiates rates, handles emergencies, and provides reports.

Tejas Travels, known for both corporate travel booking and bus services across India, brings the advantage of:

✅ Pre-negotiated airline and hotel deals ✅ A dedicated account manager ✅ 24x7 helpline for travel disruptions ✅ Integration of bus hire options for off-site events or mass employee transport

A Bengaluru-based IT firm saved 18% on annual travel expenses after switching to a managed travel plan with Tejas Travels.

Self-Booking vs Managed Travel: Which Works Better for Indian Companies? 🤔

Today’s employees love self-booking tools like Skyscanner or Cleartrip. But does it work for business travel?

Managed travel through Tejas Travels gives you control over cost, approvals, and policy compliance. You get a dashboard to track travel spend, travel alerts, and consolidated invoices for GST filing.

In contrast, unmanaged travel can lead to non-compliant bookings, fragmented expenses, and missed savings from corporate negotiated rates.

A 2021 Deloitte study showed companies with managed travel save up to 22% annually compared to unmanaged booking. For Indian SMEs looking to scale, the choice is clear.

Top Tech & Tools Transforming Corporate Travel Booking in India 📱

Corporate travel booking today rides on technology. From SAP Concur to TravelPerk, tools automate approvals, expense capture, and itinerary management.

Tejas Travels integrates such tools with its booking platform, letting clients combine flight, hotel, and bus travel into a single itinerary. Their app allows managers to approve trips remotely and travelers to access e-tickets instantly.

During large events like Auto Expo Delhi, Tejas Travels offers wedding bus hire and corporate shuttle solutions, managing logistics for both VIP and mass transportation needs.

Crafting a Corporate Travel Policy That Works (And Saves Money) ✍️

Without a travel policy, bookings turn chaotic. A policy defines:

📝 What class of travel is allowed 📝 Which hotels or airlines employees can book 📝 Approval workflows for travel requests 📝 Guidelines for sustainable travel and bleisure travel

Tejas Travels helps clients draft policies that balance cost and traveler comfort. Their team also advises on incorporating eco-friendly travel options, aligning with India’s growing focus on sustainability.

In 2024, 34% of Indian businesses reported adding sustainable travel clauses to their policies (source: ET Travel World).

Choosing the Right Corporate Travel Partner: What to Look For 🔍

Not all travel partners are equal. When evaluating a corporate travel agency, check for:

⭐ Proven record in duty of care ⭐ Capability to handle travel risk management under ISO 31030 ⭐ Access to negotiated fares and loyalty program integration ⭐ Flexibility to provide bus transportation for events or large groups ⭐ 24x7 customer support with multilingual teams

Tejas Travels ticks all these boxes, combining over two decades of experience with nationwide coverage in bus rental companies and travel logistics.

FAQs About Corporate Travel Booking with Tejas Travels ❓

“How can we book both flights and buses for a corporate event?” → Tejas Travels offers bundled bookings including travel bus rental for intra-city or inter-city needs.

“Do you provide invoices with GST compliance?” → Yes, Tejas Travels provides GST-ready invoices and detailed expense reports.

“Can we integrate your booking with SAP Concur?” → Absolutely. Tejas Travels supports API integration with major expense management software.

Ready to Simplify Corporate Travel? Partner with Tejas Travels Today 🌟

Managing corporate travel doesn’t have to be complicated. With Tejas Travels, you get end-to-end solutions covering flights, hotels, and even coach rental for large team movements.

👉 Contact Tejas Travels to discuss your company’s travel needs and explore custom corporate packages designed for Indian businesses.

Stop juggling multiple vendors—let Tejas Travels handle your business journeys so you can focus on growing your company.

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SAP SuccessFactors and SAP Corporate Training In South Africa

In today's fast-evolving digital economy, business organizations around the globe are banking on the power of SAP Corporate Training and SAP SuccessFactors to stay ahead. With suitable training and business solutions, businesses are able to make their business operations more efficient, employee-centric, and effective with streamlined working. Want to sharpen your SAP MM skills? Look at SAP Training Online courses. Want to frame a powerful strategy with SAP ERP? This blog provides an extensive overview of how SAP SuccessFactors and SAP Corporate Training can transform your business—especially in fast-evolving industries like SAP Training South Africa.

What is SAP Corporate Training?

SAP Corporate Training is a customized learning solution to reskill the workforce of an organization. General SAP Professional Training is individual-focused, whereas SAP Corporate Training is team-focused, department-focused, or organization-focused. Organizations prefer SAP Corporate Training to make their employees on the same page as their digital transformation agenda and prepared to use systems such as SAP ERP, SAP MM, and SAP SuccessFactors.

Organizations that have made an investment in SAP Corporate Training experience a sharp rise in operational excellence, lower implementation costs, and improved ROI on their SAP infrastructure. Whether classroom or SAP Training Online, these customized programs provide concentrated knowledge for quicker application in real scenarios.

Understanding SAP SuccessFactors

SAP SuccessFactors is a cloud-based Human Capital Management (HCM) suite that enables organizations to manage their entire HR lifecycle. From talent acquisition to employee performance and succession planning, SAP SuccessFactors helps businesses nurture and grow their human capital effectively.

One of the reasons SAP SuccessFactors is gaining traction is its integration with broader SAP ERP solutions. It allows HR departments to function in harmony with finance, procurement, and other business units. When coupled with SAP Corporate Training, companies can ensure their HR teams are fully capable of using the tools available through SAP SuccessFactors to their maximum potential.

Why SAP MM Is Still In-Demand

Material Management (MM) is a core module of SAP ERP. Professionals who undergo SAP MM training In South Africa  learn how to manage inventory, procurement, and warehouses operations. The role of SAP MM becomes even more critical in industries like manufacturing, retail, and logistics.

Organizations can include SAP MM as part of their SAP Corporate Training programs, ensuring that their procurement and inventory management staff are well-versed in this module. Additionally, offering SAP Training Online options for SAP MM enables flexible learning for geographically dispersed teams, especially relevant in regions such as SAP Training South Africa.

SAP ERP: The Backbone of Business Operations

SAP ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) is the digital core that supports end-to-end business processes. From finance and supply chain to HR and manufacturing, SAP ERP integrates all functions into one system, enabling real-time data access and improved decision-making.

Companies embracing SAP ERP need skilled professionals to manage and configure it. That's where SAP Corporate Training and SAP Professional Training come into play. Offering SAP Training Online for SAP ERP ensures that businesses can upskill their workforce efficiently and cost-effectively. As more organizations in SAP Training South Africa adopt SAP ERP, the demand for skilled personnel continues to rise.

SAP Professional Training vs. SAP Corporate Training

While SAP Corporate Training focuses on internal teams, SAP Professional Training is ideal for individuals seeking career advancement. It provides learners with certifications and hands-on skills in modules like SAP MM, SAP ERP, and SAP SuccessFactors.

Many professionals in SAP Training South Africa are enrolling in SAP Professional Training programs to enhance their employability. The good news is that most of these courses are available through SAP Training Online, offering flexibility and accessibility.

Rise of SAP Training Online

The digital shift has made SAP Training Online more popular than ever. Whether you're pursuing SAP MM, learning SAP ERP, or mastering SAP SuccessFactors, SAP Training Online provides the flexibility to learn at your own pace. It’s an excellent solution for both individuals and companies, including those offering SAP Corporate Training in different geographies.

Companies in SAP Training South Africa benefit from SAP Training Online by allowing their employees to access high-quality education without the logistical challenges of in-person sessions. This digital delivery aligns well with the modular structure of SAP ERP, SAP SuccessFactors, and SAP MM, making learning more efficient.

SAP Training in South Africa: A Growing Hub

SAP Training South Africa is becoming a booming sector, with businesses and individuals investing in training to stay competitive in the global market. From Johannesburg to Cape Town, companies are rolling out SAP Corporate Training to empower their employees with cutting-edge tools like SAP ERP and SAP SuccessFactors.

At the same time, individuals are enrolling in SAP Professional Training to increase their career prospects. Modules like SAP MM are particularly popular in industries such as manufacturing and retail. Given the widespread adoption of remote learning, SAP Training Online is enabling greater participation across regions.

Benefits of SAP SuccessFactors Through Corporate Training

Integrating SAP SuccessFactors into your HR strategy without adequate training can lead to underutilization. That’s why businesses prefer embedding it into their SAP Corporate Training plans. When employees understand how to use SAP SuccessFactors, they can drive improved hiring processes, better employee engagement, and more informed performance reviews.

Moreover, combining SAP SuccessFactors with SAP ERP provides a 360-degree view of the organization. This synergy can only be achieved if teams are properly trained, making SAP Corporate Training essential for long-term success.

Conclusion: Investing in the Right SAP Training Strategy

In summary, whether you're a company looking to implement SAP ERP, a professional aiming to upskill with SAP MM, or an HR team embracing SAP SuccessFactors, the key to success lies in the right training approach. SAP Corporate Training ensures that your team is aligned with business goals and proficient in using enterprise tools. At the same time, SAP Professional Training opens doors for individual career growth.

With the rise of SAP Training Online and growing demand in regions like SAP Training South Africa, there’s never been a better time to invest in SAP education. Empower your workforce, streamline your processes, and embrace the future of enterprise management with SAP SuccessFactors and SAP Corporate Training.

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From Sap to Super Sauce: Coconut Aminos Market Poised to Soar from $250M to $481M by 2030

The global Coconut Aminos market is on track to nearly double from USD 250.1 million in 2024 to USD 480.6 million by 2030, representing a robust CAGR of 11.5% over the forecast period . This growth is driven by surging consumer preference for gluten‑free, soy‑free umami alternatives, expanding online and specialty retail channels, and rising adoption in plant‑based and functional foods .

Market Overview

The Coconut Aminos market was valued at USD 250.1 million in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 480.6 million by 2030, surging at an 11.5% CAGR from 2025 to 2030 . Coconut aminos—fermented coconut sap blended with sea salt—offer a naturally sweet, umami‑rich alternative to soy sauce, free of soy and gluten . Their clean‑label appeal and health‑oriented profile have propelled adoption across North America and Europe, where up to 30% of specialty sauce buyers now seek allergen‑free options .

Key Growth Drivers

Clean‑Label & Allergen‑Free Demand:

Rising food allergy prevalence and consumer shift toward “free‑from” products drive demand for coconut aminos in ready‑to‑eat meals and condiments .

Plant‑Based & Functional Foods Trend:

As plant‑based diets grow 12% annually, formulators favor coconut aminos for vegan sauces, marinades, and dressings .

E‑Commerce & Specialty Retail Expansion:

Online grocery penetration (projected to hit 25% of total grocery sales by 2027) enables niche condiments like coconut aminos to reach broader audiences .

Innovation in Flavored Varieties:

New infusions (e.g., garlic, chili) expand application occasions, boosting volume sales by 8% in 2024 alone .

Market Segmentation

By Product Type:

Organic vs. Conventional: Organic commands 45% share, growing fastest at a 13.2% CAGR due to premium positioning .

By Distribution Channel:

Online Retail: 38% share in 2024, expanding faster (15% YoY) than brick‑and‑mortar specialty stores .

Hypermarkets/Supermarkets: Remain key for reaching mainstream consumers, accounting for 30% of sales .

Regional Insights

North America: Holds ~42% market share, led by the U.S. where 70% of health‑food shoppers have tried coconut aminos Home.

Europe: Fastest‑growing at a 12.8% CAGR, driven by the U.K., Germany, and France’s strong vegan food markets .

Asia‑Pacific: Emerging growth in urban centers (e.g., Singapore, South Korea) as consumers discover international condiments .

Competitive Landscape

Leading players focus on product innovation, certification, and channel expansion:

Bragg Live Foods (U.S.): Pioneered organic coconut aminos; holds 22% share.

Coco Aminos Co. (U.S.): Offers flavored SKUs, driving 25% volume growth in 2024.

Napa Valley Naturals (U.S.): Expanded into Europe through partnerships with specialty distributors.

Fody Foods (Canada): Leverages clean‑label positioning to capture health‑conscious niches.

Industry newcomers in Asia (e.g., NutriAmino, Thailand) are entering via e‑commerce, intensifying price competition.

Future Outlook

Over the next decade, the Coconut Aminos market will continue its upward trajectory, supported by:

R&D in Fortified Formulations: Incorporating probiotics and antioxidants to enhance functional benefits.

Sustainability Initiatives: Fair‑trade coconut sourcing and eco‑friendly packaging to meet consumer ethics.

Cross‑Category Innovation: Utilization in snacks, seasonings, and even non‑food applications (e.g., soy‑free marinades for pet foods).

For an in‑depth analysis, detailed forecasts, and strategic recommendations, consult the full report at DataString Consulting.

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North America Predictive Analytics Market Sales, Trends, Region Forecast and Manufacturers in 2023-2028

The predictive analytics market in North America is expected to grow from US$ 4,943.46 million in 2022 to US$ 15,219.34 million by 2028. It is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 20.6% from 2022 to 2028.

Rise in Adoption of Big Data Technologies

 Big Data is a technology-driven movement. Its strategic importance requires careful consideration when it comes to adoption. While the 3 Vs, i.e., volume, velocity, and variety, are frequently used to define Big Data, the use of big data-enabled technologies is not limited to how the 3 Vs are defined. Their use has a much broader scope when properly analyzed from an organizational perspective.

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Using big data effectively requires changing mindsets about how it is used. While other technologies help solve problems, such as streamlining the inventory management processes or providing online systems to track order shipments in real-time, big data helps find issues that need special attention. A key factor in the success of any new program is how it is approached since its inception phase. Any big data program that requires data integration into strategic planning will be critical and will be heavily penalized in case of failure. The appropriate framework to implement predictive analytics within the organization must be adopted. Data flow, governance, and data need to be further integrated into big data platforms to find a more comprehensive solution to manage compliance tasks and upgrade existing legacy systems to newer and faster software-based services. For instance, Hexanika is a FinTech Big Data software company that has developed an end-to-end solution for financial institutions to address regulatory compliance reporting and data sourcing. Hexanika’s innovative solutions improve data quality, keep regulatory reporting in line with the dynamic regulatory requirements, and keep pace with the new developments and latest regulatory updates. This is leading to the high growth of the predictive analytics market.

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Google LLC

SAS Institute Inc.

Amazon Web Services

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Development LP (HPE)

Moreover, the rise of customer-centric business models has further fueled the demand for predictive analytics. Companies are increasingly focused on understanding and anticipating customer needs to deliver personalized experiences and build long-term loyalty. Predictive analytics plays a crucial role in this endeavor by enabling businesses to segment customers, predict churn, and personalize marketing messages. By analyzing customer data, companies can gain valuable insights into customer preferences and behaviors, allowing them to tailor their offerings and improve customer satisfaction.

Data privacy and security are critical considerations in the predictive analytics market. As companies collect and analyze vast amounts of personal data, they must ensure compliance with regulations such as GDPR and CCPA. Implementing robust data governance policies, anonymization techniques, and secure data storage solutions is essential to protect sensitive information and maintain customer trust. Ethical considerations also play a significant role, as predictive models can perpetuate biases present in the data, leading to unfair or discriminatory outcomes. Addressing these ethical challenges requires careful consideration of data sources, model design, and deployment practices.

𝐀𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐔𝐬: Business Market Insights is a market research platform that provides subscription service for industry and company reports. Our research team has extensive professional expertise in domains such as Electronics & Semiconductor; Aerospace & Defense; Automotive & Transportation; Energy & Power; Healthcare; Manufacturing & Construction; Food & Beverages; Chemicals & Materials; and Technology, Media, & Telecommunications

𝐀𝐮𝐭𝐡𝐨𝐫’𝐬 𝐁𝐢𝐨: 𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐩𝐡𝐞𝐧 𝐣𝐨𝐡𝐧𝐬𝐨𝐧 𝐒𝐞𝐧𝐢𝐨𝐫 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐞𝐭 𝐑𝐞𝐬𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐜𝐡 𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐭

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North America Predictive Analytics Market Challenges, Key Vendors, Drivers, Trends and Forecast to 2028

The predictive analytics market in North America is expected to grow from US$ 4,943.46 million in 2022 to US$ 15,219.34 million by 2028. It is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 20.6% from 2022 to 2028.

Rise in Adoption of Big Data Technologies

 Big Data is a technology-driven movement. Its strategic importance requires careful consideration when it comes to adoption. While the 3 Vs, i.e., volume, velocity, and variety, are frequently used to define Big Data, the use of big data-enabled technologies is not limited to how the 3 Vs are defined. Their use has a much broader scope when properly analyzed from an organizational perspective.

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Using big data effectively requires changing mindsets about how it is used. While other technologies help solve problems, such as streamlining the inventory management processes or providing online systems to track order shipments in real-time, big data helps find issues that need special attention. A key factor in the success of any new program is how it is approached since its inception phase. Any big data program that requires data integration into strategic planning will be critical and will be heavily penalized in case of failure. The appropriate framework to implement predictive analytics within the organization must be adopted. Data flow, governance, and data need to be further integrated into big data platforms to find a more comprehensive solution to manage compliance tasks and upgrade existing legacy systems to newer and faster software-based services. For instance, Hexanika is a FinTech Big Data software company that has developed an end-to-end solution for financial institutions to address regulatory compliance reporting and data sourcing. Hexanika’s innovative solutions improve data quality, keep regulatory reporting in line with the dynamic regulatory requirements, and keep pace with the new developments and latest regulatory updates. This is leading to the high growth of the predictive analytics market.

📚𝐅𝐮𝐥𝐥 𝐑𝐞𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭 𝐋𝐢𝐧𝐤 @ https://www.businessmarketinsights.com/reports/north-america-predictive-analytics-market

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IBM Corporation

Microsoft Corporation

Oracle Corporation

SAP SE

Google LLC

SAS Institute Inc.

Amazon Web Services

Hewlett Packard Enterprise

Development LP (HPE)

Challenges

Despite its growth potential, the predictive analytics market faces several challenges:

Data Quality and Availability: Inaccurate or incomplete data can lead to unreliable predictions.

Lack of Skilled Professionals: There is a shortage of data scientists and analysts with the expertise to build and deploy predictive models.

Integration Challenges: Integrating predictive analytics solutions with existing systems can be complex and time-consuming.

Ethical Concerns: The use of predictive analytics raises ethical concerns related to data privacy, bias, and discrimination.

Model Maintenance: Models require constant monitoring and updating to remain accurate.

𝐀𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐔𝐬: Business Market Insights is a market research platform that provides subscription service for industry and company reports. Our research team has extensive professional expertise in domains such as Electronics & Semiconductor; Aerospace & Defense; Automotive & Transportation; Energy & Power; Healthcare; Manufacturing & Construction; Food & Beverages; Chemicals & Materials; and Technology, Media, & Telecommunications

𝐀𝐮𝐭𝐡𝐨𝐫’𝐬 𝐁𝐢𝐨: 𝐕𝐚𝐢𝐛𝐡𝐚𝐯 𝐆𝐡𝐚𝐫𝐠𝐞 𝐒𝐞𝐧𝐢𝐨𝐫 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐞𝐭 𝐑𝐞𝐬𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐜𝐡 𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐭

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North America Predictive Analytics Market Regional Analysis, Key Players, Growth, Share and Key Trends by 2028

The predictive analytics market in North America is expected to grow from US$ 4,943.46 million in 2022 to US$ 15,219.34 million by 2028. It is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 20.6% from 2022 to 2028.

Rise in Adoption of Big Data Technologies

 Big Data is a technology-driven movement. Its strategic importance requires careful consideration when it comes to adoption. While the 3 Vs, i.e., volume, velocity, and variety, are frequently used to define Big Data, the use of big data-enabled technologies is not limited to how the 3 Vs are defined. Their use has a much broader scope when properly analyzed from an organizational perspective.

📚 𝐃𝐨𝐰𝐧𝐥𝐨𝐚𝐝 𝐒𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐥𝐞 𝐏𝐃𝐅 𝐂𝐨𝐩𝐲@ https://www.businessmarketinsights.com/sample/BMIRE00027139

Using big data effectively requires changing mindsets about how it is used. While other technologies help solve problems, such as streamlining the inventory management processes or providing online systems to track order shipments in real-time, big data helps find issues that need special attention. A key factor in the success of any new program is how it is approached since its inception phase. Any big data program that requires data integration into strategic planning will be critical and will be heavily penalized in case of failure. The appropriate framework to implement predictive analytics within the organization must be adopted. Data flow, governance, and data need to be further integrated into big data platforms to find a more comprehensive solution to manage compliance tasks and upgrade existing legacy systems to newer and faster software-based services. For instance, Hexanika is a FinTech Big Data software company that has developed an end-to-end solution for financial institutions to address regulatory compliance reporting and data sourcing. Hexanika’s innovative solutions improve data quality, keep regulatory reporting in line with the dynamic regulatory requirements, and keep pace with the new developments and latest regulatory updates. This is leading to the high growth of the predictive analytics market.

📚𝐅𝐮𝐥𝐥 𝐑𝐞𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭 𝐋𝐢𝐧𝐤 @ https://www.businessmarketinsights.com/reports/north-america-predictive-analytics-market

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IBM Corporation

Microsoft Corporation

Oracle Corporation

SAP SE

Google LLC

SAS Institute Inc.

Amazon Web Services

Hewlett Packard Enterprise

Development LP (HPE)

The Predictive Analytics Market is a dynamic and rapidly expanding sector within the broader data analytics landscape. Driven by the increasing availability of data, advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), and the growing need for businesses to gain a competitive edge, predictive analytics has become a crucial tool for organizations across various industries.

Understanding Predictive Analytics

At its core, predictive analytics involves using historical data, statistical algorithms, and machine learning techniques to forecast future outcomes. It goes beyond simply describing past events or current trends; it aims to anticipate what is likely to happen, allowing organizations to make proactive, data-driven decisions.

𝐀𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐔𝐬: Business Market Insights is a market research platform that provides subscription service for industry and company reports. Our research team has extensive professional expertise in domains such as Electronics & Semiconductor; Aerospace & Defense; Automotive & Transportation; Energy & Power; Healthcare; Manufacturing & Construction; Food & Beverages; Chemicals & Materials; and Technology, Media, & Telecommunications

𝐀𝐮𝐭𝐡𝐨𝐫’𝐬 𝐁𝐢𝐨: 𝐒𝐡𝐫𝐞𝐲𝐚 𝐏𝐚𝐰𝐚𝐫 𝐒𝐞𝐧𝐢𝐨𝐫 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐞𝐭 𝐑𝐞𝐬𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐜𝐡 𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐭

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North America Predictive Analytics Market Trends, Key Vendors Analysis, Import and Export, Revenue by Forecast 2028

The predictive analytics market in North America is expected to grow from US$ 4,943.46 million in 2022 to US$ 15,219.34 million by 2028. It is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 20.6% from 2022 to 2028.

Rise in Adoption of Big Data Technologies

 Big Data is a technology-driven movement. Its strategic importance requires careful consideration when it comes to adoption. While the 3 Vs, i.e., volume, velocity, and variety, are frequently used to define Big Data, the use of big data-enabled technologies is not limited to how the 3 Vs are defined. Their use has a much broader scope when properly analyzed from an organizational perspective.

📚 𝐃𝐨𝐰𝐧𝐥𝐨𝐚𝐝 𝐒𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐥𝐞 𝐏𝐃𝐅 𝐂𝐨𝐩𝐲@ https://www.businessmarketinsights.com/sample/BMIRE00027139

Using big data effectively requires changing mindsets about how it is used. While other technologies help solve problems, such as streamlining the inventory management processes or providing online systems to track order shipments in real-time, big data helps find issues that need special attention. A key factor in the success of any new program is how it is approached since its inception phase. Any big data program that requires data integration into strategic planning will be critical and will be heavily penalized in case of failure. The appropriate framework to implement predictive analytics within the organization must be adopted. Data flow, governance, and data need to be further integrated into big data platforms to find a more comprehensive solution to manage compliance tasks and upgrade existing legacy systems to newer and faster software-based services. For instance, Hexanika is a FinTech Big Data software company that has developed an end-to-end solution for financial institutions to address regulatory compliance reporting and data sourcing. Hexanika’s innovative solutions improve data quality, keep regulatory reporting in line with the dynamic regulatory requirements, and keep pace with the new developments and latest regulatory updates. This is leading to the high growth of the predictive analytics market.

📚𝐅𝐮𝐥𝐥 𝐑𝐞𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭 𝐋𝐢𝐧𝐤 @ https://www.businessmarketinsights.com/reports/north-america-predictive-analytics-market

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IBM Corporation

Microsoft Corporation

Oracle Corporation

SAP SE

Google LLC

SAS Institute Inc.

Amazon Web Services

Hewlett Packard Enterprise

Development LP (HPE)

The supply chain and logistics sector also benefits from predictive analytics. By analyzing historical data on shipping routes, weather patterns, and demand fluctuations, companies can optimize their logistics operations, minimize delays, and reduce transportation costs. Predictive models can also be used to forecast demand, allowing businesses to adjust their production and inventory levels accordingly. In the energy sector, predictive analytics is used to optimize energy consumption, predict equipment failures, and manage renewable energy resources. By analyzing data from smart grids and sensors, energy companies can improve the reliability and efficiency of their operations.

Moreover, the rise of customer-centric business models has further fueled the demand for predictive analytics. Companies are increasingly focused on understanding and anticipating customer needs to deliver personalized experiences and build long-term loyalty. Predictive analytics plays a crucial role in this endeavor by enabling businesses to segment customers, predict churn, and personalize marketing messages. By analyzing customer data, companies can gain valuable insights into customer preferences and behaviors, allowing them to tailor their offerings and improve customer satisfaction.

𝐀𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐔𝐬: Business Market Insights is a market research platform that provides subscription service for industry and company reports. Our research team has extensive professional expertise in domains such as Electronics & Semiconductor; Aerospace & Defense; Automotive & Transportation; Energy & Power; Healthcare; Manufacturing & Construction; Food & Beverages; Chemicals & Materials; and Technology, Media, & Telecommunications

𝐀𝐮𝐭𝐡𝐨𝐫’𝐬 𝐁𝐢𝐨: 𝐏𝐫𝐚𝐠𝐚𝐭𝐢 𝐏𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐥 𝐒𝐞𝐧𝐢𝐨𝐫 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐞𝐭 𝐑𝐞𝐬𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐜𝐡 𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐭

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North America Predictive Analytics Market Research, Share, Size, Growth, Competitor Strategy and Trends by Forecast to 2028

The predictive analytics market in North America is expected to grow from US$ 4,943.46 million in 2022 to US$ 15,219.34 million by 2028. It is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 20.6% from 2022 to 2028.

Rise in Adoption of Big Data Technologies

 Big Data is a technology-driven movement. Its strategic importance requires careful consideration when it comes to adoption. While the 3 Vs, i.e., volume, velocity, and variety, are frequently used to define Big Data, the use of big data-enabled technologies is not limited to how the 3 Vs are defined. Their use has a much broader scope when properly analyzed from an organizational perspective.

📚 𝐃𝐨𝐰𝐧𝐥𝐨𝐚𝐝 𝐒𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐥𝐞 𝐏𝐃𝐅 𝐂𝐨𝐩𝐲@ https://www.businessmarketinsights.com/sample/BMIRE00027139

Using big data effectively requires changing mindsets about how it is used. While other technologies help solve problems, such as streamlining the inventory management processes or providing online systems to track order shipments in real-time, big data helps find issues that need special attention. A key factor in the success of any new program is how it is approached since its inception phase. Any big data program that requires data integration into strategic planning will be critical and will be heavily penalized in case of failure. The appropriate framework to implement predictive analytics within the organization must be adopted. Data flow, governance, and data need to be further integrated into big data platforms to find a more comprehensive solution to manage compliance tasks and upgrade existing legacy systems to newer and faster software-based services. For instance, Hexanika is a FinTech Big Data software company that has developed an end-to-end solution for financial institutions to address regulatory compliance reporting and data sourcing. Hexanika’s innovative solutions improve data quality, keep regulatory reporting in line with the dynamic regulatory requirements, and keep pace with the new developments and latest regulatory updates. This is leading to the high growth of the predictive analytics market.

📚𝐅𝐮𝐥𝐥 𝐑𝐞𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭 𝐋𝐢𝐧𝐤 @ https://www.businessmarketinsights.com/reports/north-america-predictive-analytics-market

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IBM Corporation

Microsoft Corporation

Oracle Corporation

SAP SE

Google LLC

SAS Institute Inc.

Amazon Web Services

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Furthermore, the advancement of machine learning and artificial intelligence has significantly democratized predictive analytics. Cloud-based platforms and user-friendly software packages have made sophisticated analytical tools accessible to a wider audience, reducing the need for specialized expertise. Automated machine learning (AutoML) platforms, for instance, streamline the model development process, allowing even non-technical users to build and deploy predictive models with relative ease. This accessibility has fueled broader adoption across various business functions, from marketing and sales to finance and operations.

The application of predictive analytics spans a multitude of industries. In the retail sector, for example, predictive models are used to forecast customer demand, optimize inventory management, and personalize marketing campaigns. By analyzing past purchase behavior, demographics, and browsing patterns, retailers can anticipate future customer needs and tailor their offerings accordingly. In the financial services industry, predictive analytics plays a crucial role in fraud detection, risk assessment, and credit scoring. Machine learning algorithms can identify anomalous patterns in transaction data, flagging potentially fraudulent activities and minimizing financial losses.

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