SAP and Microsoft are adapting their platforms and integrating AI to defend against disruption.
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What happened
SAP and Microsoft are adapting their platforms and integrating AI to defend against disruption.
Who's involved
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Part of
The new event discusses how AI spending is impacting CIO priorities across enterprise software companies like Microsoft, Oracle, and SAP.Also in this story
- AI implementation responsibility shifts from CDOs to CIOs and CTOs.
- Stock prices reflect market fears of AI disruption, leading to industry-wide cost cuts among major software companies.
The entities involved
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SAP
German software producer
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Microsoft
American multinational technology corporation
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Gartner
company
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