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Shipping off to AI! SAP debuts new AI capabilities in supply chain solutions
In response to the mounting pressures facing manufacturers worldwide, SAP has announced new AI advancements in its supply chain solutions. 
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SAP and Onapsis collaborate to provide security incident response
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Carbon and financial accounting get sustainable with SAP Green Ledger
Blueprint of a brain | SAP AWS Amazon Nova
Amazon Nova models join SAP’s generative AI hub
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SAP and AWS help BBC save money and reduce complexity by moving to the cloud
ANZ giant Atturra Chrome-plates SAP data services as 2027 looms
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Julia White joins Amazon Web Services as marketing chief
A skyline view of the city of London, with the tower of London and the river Thames taking focus in the centre | UK SAP
SAP and Deloitte – the latest contributors to UK government’s Shared Services Strategy
NTT DATA Business Solutions to accelerate cloud adoption for SMBs
photo of Westminster during sunset | SAP Sovereign Cloud launch for public sector
SAP launches Sovereign Cloud to empower the UK public sector
SAP unveils new updates to Spend Management and Business Network
a handshake neon sign | UiPath and SAP partnership
UiPath and SAP to accelerate enterprise automation for SAP users
Image of Internet City Dubai | SNP Dubai office
SNP Group expands reach with Dubai office opening
SAP building | SAP Q4
SAP unveils AI updates for users and developers at TechEd 2024
Microsoft building | SSE
Microsoft to end support for Dynamics GP in 2029
Jürgen Müller’s departure marks yet another major SAP leadership shift
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GROW for streamlining: Monzo partners with SAP and NTT DATA
image of a cloud over a body of water | SAP S/4HANA
Xerox embarks on the journey to cloud with SAP S/4HANA
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SAP shakes up executive board with White and Russell exit