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AppliedAI wins SAP as partner

AppliedAI wins SAP as partner

Maximilian Feigl

Maximilian Feigl

Maximilian Feigl berichtet seit 2020 über das Münchner Startup Ökosystem. Dabei haben es dem studierten Politikwissenschaftler vor allem Deeptech-Themen angetan.

August 29, 2024

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The goal of both AppliedAI and SAP is to bring Europe to the forefront in the field of AI. To achieve this, both want to jointly explore AI scenarios and identify suitable use cases for SAP customers in the future. The aim is to find effective solutions that bring benefits in industrial applications and drive forward the implementation of artificial intelligence. The fact that many partners of the AppliedAI Initiative already use SAP software also plays a role. This opens up diverse opportunities for the new collaboration to optimize business processes with AI and make better use of data, according to the partners. The areas of finance, HR, and supply chain are particularly in focus.

In concrete terms, the partnership manifests itself in three core areas: First, AppliedAI wants to support SAP in evaluating AI scenarios. This will be done through targeted exchange formats and by drawing on the experience AppliedAI has already gained from working with a large network of industrial companies. Second, they want to advance knowledge transfer and further education. For this purpose, it is planned to jointly develop learning paths to drive AI training forward within the company. SAP’s integration into the AppliedAI network is intended to guarantee continuous knowledge exchange.

And third, the partners want to develop joint events and innovative use cases. Joint events are to be organized to discuss the use of AI in specific business processes such as finance and supply chain, and to develop innovative use cases.

SAP and AppliedAI want to “maintain and strengthen Europe’s competitiveness”

Philipp Herzig, Chief AI Officer at SAP, says:

“The partnership with AppliedAI is an important step to evaluate and advance further AI applications in business processes. The collaboration enables us and our customers to better leverage the potential of the technology while also building the necessary knowledge about AI in enterprises together with the AppliedAI partner network.”

Andreas Liebl, CEO and Co-Founder of AppliedAI, adds:

“A key lever for unlocking efficiencies with AI and improving operational processes lies in the use of AI in business processes. SAP’s global significance and their commitment to AI make them an ideal partner for our mission to maintain and strengthen Europe’s competitiveness.”

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