SAP said at its inaugural SAP Connect conference last week that it remains committed to leveraging artificial intelligence—particularly agents and autonomous systems—to move the future of work forward for its customers. The company has for some time now focused on expanding the agents underneath its AI assistant, Joule, with the promise that the assistant would be able to access data autonomously, then handle specific tasks to aid the user across many of SAP’s own applications. More from Sourcing Journal ...

On Monday, Germany-based SAP SE (NYSE:SAP) unveiled a suite of new AI, data, and application innovations designed to accelerate business transformation at its first-ever SAP Connect event. The enterprise software company introduced an expanded network of role-based AI assistants in Joule, designed to work alongside people to boost performance across business functions. Each assistant connects with specialized agents to manage and execute tasks, helping users focus on insights and productivity rather than ...