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SAP TechEd in 2026: SAP Tells Developers “You Can Build the Autonomous Enterprise”

SAP newsroom/IR·Oct 28, 2026 · 11:30 AM CT
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At SAP TechEd in Berlin, 30 years after its first developer event, SAP CTO Philipp Herzig told developers they can use SAP's AI tools and Business AI Platform to build the "Autonomous Enterprise." "We are experiencing the biggest and fastest technological shift in our lifetime," he said.

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