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SAP Implementations: Types, Characteristics, and Goals SAP (Systems, Applications, and Products) is one of the most widely used Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software in the world.

5G is here — but it’s also not here.

It’s difficult to make predictions, especially about the future.

Bottom Line: Manufacturers are achieving only 40% of their potential because they’re spending too much valuable time manually updating inventory control, production reporting, and pricing reports, when their competitors using real-time data are busy winning deals and planning next-generation real-time factories Manual Reporting Creates Mediocre Results Relying only on manually-produced reports, manufacturers are able to use at best 40% of their production capacity based on interviews and plant visits completed in the last six months.

By Marc Teerlink, SAP, Global Vice President of Intelligent Enterprise Solutions & Artificial Intelligence While you might not consider ethics in AI a primary concern for your business, consider this: A whopping 50% of business processes will be fully automated by 2022, compared to around 30% today.

Project management has been a critical business discipline for decades and with the fast paced societal, environmental, economic and technological changes on the horizon, it’s important to consider how these changes will impact how organizations manage and execute projects.

SAP is the third largest software company in the world, and the market leader in enterprise application software – software aiming to support or solve the problems of an entire organization.

In this series we have highlighted the importance of bringing together Enterprise AI and Intelligence Information Management to rapidly derive value from business data in a trusted and governed manner.

Artificial Intelligence has struggled to live up to the hype of recent years.