Lack of system integration in a company can manifest in various ways. Here are some signs to watch out for: Data inconsistencies: If you notice that the same data yields different results in different systems, it may indicate a problem with system integration. Manual data entry: When employees regularly have to manually enter data into multiple systems, it can be an indication of poor integration. A well-integrated system landscape should allow for automated data transfers between systems. Difficulties in data exchange: If it is challenging or impossible to exchange data between different systems, it may indicate a lack of integration. Smooth data exchange should be possible within a well-integrated system landscape. Delays and errors: If there are delays or errors due to data or information not being available in real-time, it may suggest a lack of integration. Duplicate work: If employees have to manually enter the same data into different systems or update the same information multiple times, it may indicate ineffective integration between the systems.