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SAP says it has launched €100 million partner fund for AI adoption

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SAP says it has launched a €100 million partner fund to accelerate customer adoption of AI assistants and agents. The fund supports its strategy of using partners to help customers integrate SAP with other business systems, develop industry-specific AI agents and manage adoption. SAP's research with Oxford Economics finds that organizations already use AI across approximately 25% of business tasks, but only nine percent have fundamentally adapted their businesses around AI. The findings point to business readiness as an obstacle: deploying AI in individual applications does not itself connect the data, processes and governance needed for broader use.
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