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Novartis and Morgan Foods Pilot AI Sourcing Assistant

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What happened

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Novartis and Morgan Foods co-developed and launched a pilot of the Joule Sourcing Assistant. This initiative is part of a broader demonstration by SAP of its Autonomous Enterprise capabilities. Novartis stated that the goal is for AI agents to manage manual tasks, allowing sourcing professionals to concentrate on strategy and supplier engagement. Morgan Foods is implementing agentic adoption to shift from reactive processes to predictive ones by connecting demand signals and inventory levels.

From gnnliberia.com

Why it matters

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The adoption of Joule by major corporations like Novartis and Morgan Foods validates the use of agentic AI in core business functions. SAP highlighted this as a breakthrough moment for business AI, showing how the technology can generate measurable value across different lines of business.

From gnnliberia.com

Who's involved

  • NovartisCo-developed the Joule Sourcing Assistant pilot for procurement operations.
  • SAPShowcased the Autonomous Enterprise platform and functionally incorporated Joule into its ERP solutions.
  • JouleThe agentic AI technology used to assist with sourcing and business operations.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • NovartisSpeculative

    Novartis might improve operational efficiency in its procurement costs by utilizing the Joule Sourcing Assistant.

  • SAPSpeculative

    SAP could see increased sales and validation of its Autonomous Enterprise platform due to successful enterprise adoption.

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