SAP’s C-suite admits that AI could significantly slash its 110,000-strong workforce—and its CFO says he 'will be brutal' in the process.
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In 'brutal' interview, SAP CFO says AI means the company can produce more software with fewer people
In an exclusive interview, Dominik Asam shared frank views on how AI is changing back-office and engineering roles at the ...
More than 80% of enterprise customers delay making changes despite business pressure according to a new survey, but many are ...
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SAP's business practices may have improperly hindered its rivals, according to an EU antitrust investigation launched on ...
Earlier this month, SAP announced that Nazia Pillay has been appointed as the new managing director for its Southern Africa ...
The German-speaking SAP user group’s annual conference focuses on navigating the challenges of cloud migration despite ...
Seeking a sovereign cloud solution in Europe? AWS and SAP to offer secure, compliant cloud services on the new AWS European ...
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