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Redefining Work For The AI Era

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By Sergio Maccotta, SAP MEA South
| SAP News
The way we work is changing faster than our organisations are changing to support it. From the rise of the Autonomous Enterprise to the case for embedding AI at the very core of business operations, the world of work is undergoing seismic shifts that are fundamentally altering what it means to work inside an enterprise. The question organisations now face is not whether AI will reshape the workforce, but whether they are ready to lead that transition in a way that genuinely empowers their people.
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Embedded AI must be a Board-level Priority in 2026

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By Sergio Maccotta, SAP MEA South
| portalerp.com
A new phase of enterprise artificial intelligence is emerging, one that demands attention at the very top of the organisation. For years, companies throughout Europe, the Middle East and Africa have experimented with AI by testing chatbots, piloting analytics tools and exploring generative AI features. Some pilots have delivered incremental gains, while many others have stalled. This year, AI can no longer be treated as experimentation at the edge of the business.
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Embedded AI must be a Board-level Priority in 2026

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By Sergio Maccotta, SAP MEA South
| SAP News
A new phase of enterprise artificial intelligence is emerging, one that demands attention at the very top of the organisation. For years, companies throughout Europe, the Middle East and Africa have experimented with AI by testing chatbots, piloting analytics tools and exploring generative AI features. Some pilots have delivered incremental gains, while many others have stalled. This year, AI can no longer be treated as experimentation at the edge of the business.
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