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AstraZeneca moves its SAP estate to private cloud ERP

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AstraZeneca is migrating its full SAP estate from legacy ERP Central Component environments to SAP Cloud ERP Private through RISE with SAP, SAP announced. The migration forms part of AstraZeneca's Axial Business Transformation Programme and expands the companies' 20-year relationship. The programme aims to standardize work, harmonize data and connect enterprise processes. AstraZeneca is also exploring SAP's Joule assistant, Industry AI portfolio and software agents for finance, supply chain and manufacturing; those AI capabilities are under exploration rather than described as deployed.
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