SAP leaders argue that agentic AI will enhance — rather than replace — enterprise applications by integrating seamlessly with data and AI capabilities.
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SAP’s AI-driven flywheel strategy connects applications, data, and AI to power agile, end-to-end enterprise operations and future-ready innovation.
Through ServiceNow and strategic acquisitions, Cprime enables companies to modernize their operating models and embrace AI-native business practices.
At SAP Sapphire, SAP counters the “apps collapse” narrative by asserting that AI agents will enhance enterprise applications.
ServiceNow’s AI Maturity Index provides a five-stage framework based on insights from 4,500 companies to help enterprises benchmark, govern, and accelerate their AI strategies.
Security executive Krista Arndt explains how Security Copilot, agents improve response time to security incidents, accelerate training of new security professionals.
Workday introduces a centralized approach to managing digital labor with its Agent System of Record, aligning human and AI workflows for enterprise clarity.
SAP’s Jan Gilg highlights the shift to modular cloud apps and unified data to drive automation, insights, and business growth.
SAP partners with Databricks to unify structured and unstructured data for AI development, while the upcoming Sapphire event spotlights generative AI, the Joule interface, and ecosystem extensibility.
At SAP Sapphire, the company is expected to address five critical issues, including AI’s role in applications, data strategy, and hyperscaler trends, which will determine whether it can sustain its lead as the world’s fastest-growing enterprise software vendor.
Workday rejects the agentic AI hype, instead emphasizing practical business outcomes with its expanding AI portfolio aimed at delivering measurable impact across functions.
Workday takes a cautious, customer-driven approach to agentic AI by focusing on a small number of high-impact AI agents to ensure business value and trust.
From AI in org charts to redeploying humans to developing products and services for top-line growth, top executives are evolving their businesses to capitalize on a range of AI-driven opportunities.
Analysis finds a decline in maturity when it comes to using and measuring AI’s impact, but provides clear indication of the traits, and approaches, that establish companies as AI leaders.
Microsoft outlines its vision for building AI-first companies by integrating agentic AI, Copilot, and human collaboration across its business applications suite.
Data.world acquisition, partnerships with key enteprise software players, and wide range of new AI agents enhance the company’s objective to be the core enterprise software platform.
ServiceNow CEO taps into similar perspective as Microsoft CEO on the impact that AI agents will have on enterprise apps.
Adam Lieberman details AI focus at financial software provider Finastra: enterprise efficiency, devleoper productivity, and client commercialization. He also outlines the firm’s work with Microsoft.
Bank’s C-suite security leader laments the state of security with SaaS applications including AI and calls on the industry to step up its game.
ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott warns of outdated software, urging leaders to embrace agentic AI and transformative platforms to survive and thrive.