IT Systems Integration
Application rationalization, SAP migration & cybersecurity separation — Siemens × Altair
Application Portfolio Status
System Migration Progress
Transition Service Agreements (TSAs) — 6 Active
| Service | Expiry | Monthly Cost ($M) | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Network & Connectivity | Jun 2026 | $2.4M | At Risk |
| SAP License Sharing | Sep 2026 | $8.1M | Needs Attention |
| Salesforce Instance | Jul 2026 | $1.8M | At Risk |
| Cloud Infrastructure (AWS) | Dec 2026 | $4.2M | On Track |
| Security Operations Center | Jun 2026 | $3.6M | At Risk |
| Data Center Co-location | Mar 2027 | $5.9M | On Track |
FusionForce AI Recommendations3 insights
SAP S/4HANA data migration is at 41% completion and will miss the Q3 2026 deadline by 47 days at current velocity. This is the single largest blocker to financial close and revenue recognition. Recommend immediately adding 2 dedicated sprint teams (12 engineers), escalating to Siemens CIO, and moving to daily stand-ups with the integration delivery lead. The $18M Q2 milestone payment is directly tied to this deliverable.
Cybersecurity separation is at only 38% and network segmentation at 29% — the lowest scores in the entire IT module. Altair and Siemens currently share network segments, creating a cross-company data exposure risk that violates Siemens' ISO 27001 obligations. FusionForce has flagged 3 active shared access points that must be isolated within 30 days. Recommend engaging Siemens' CISO directly and fast-tracking the zero-trust architecture rollout.
Network & Connectivity, Salesforce Instance, and Security Operations Center TSAs all expire in June 2026 — in 65 days. At current migration pace, none of these will be ready for exit by that date. Failure to act will result in either costly emergency extensions (estimated $4.8M premium) or operational disruption. Recommend initiating TSA extension negotiations with Altair's legacy vendors this week while simultaneously accelerating the migration workstreams.