00:23:13 · Neil C. Hughes, Irfan Khan
[00:23:13] S0: Well, we've covered so much in a short amount of time today, and I would love to include links to everything that we've discussed. So people listening can go straight over to techtalksnetwork.com. There'll be a blog post associated with this episode. I'll include all the links that I can find from everything you've mentioned. But, anyway, you'd like me to, point everyone listening? [00:23:32] S1: Yeah. I mean, Business AI Platform for SAP is now the new umbrella, Uber sort of categorization of of those three terms, the build, the govern, and all the way through the contextualizing, of course, and reasoning. And and I would strongly advise our listeners to take a look at that and you'll get that sort of end to end experience. And in each of these discrete areas, there's a ton of innovation work going on. I've not even covered off all the things because there's so much. I mean, on the HANA Cloud side, for example, we have this agent memory, which is there for long term persistency. So as agents run and they wanna preserve context, you can manage that context across multiple instances or or duration of the of the agent invocations. So there's a lot that we're doing, and I think that the TechEd news and announcements that we've just shared will also pave the way for broader levels of adoption for SAP and non SAP workloads running in the customer's environment. So we're super happy and at the same time, excited to see where we're at right now.
00:23:32 · Irfan Khan, Neil C. Hughes
[00:23:32] S1: Yeah. I mean, Business AI Platform for SAP is now the new umbrella, Uber sort of categorization of of those three terms, the build, the govern, and all the way through the contextualizing, of course, and reasoning. And and I would strongly advise our listeners to take a look at that and you'll get that sort of end to end experience. And in each of these discrete areas, there's a ton of innovation work going on. I've not even covered off all the things because there's so much. I mean, on the HANA Cloud side, for example, we have this agent memory, which is there for long term persistency. So as agents run and they wanna preserve context, you can manage that context across multiple instances or or duration of the of the agent invocations. So there's a lot that we're doing, and I think that the TechEd news and announcements that we've just shared will also pave the way for broader levels of adoption for SAP and non SAP workloads running in the customer's environment. So we're super happy and at the same time, excited to see where we're at right now. [00:24:26] S0: I think the last time we spoke was something like two years ago, and it's phenomenal the amount of change that we've seen in that time. So we've gotta make a promise we won't leave it that long before we talk again because I think that pace of change is only gonna continue to ramp up. But more than anything, thank you for coming back on, talking about all this in a language everyone can understand and give people actionable takeaways. Really appreciate your time as always.
00:24:26 · Neil C. Hughes, Irfan Khan
[00:24:26] S0: I think the last time we spoke was something like two years ago, and it's phenomenal the amount of change that we've seen in that time. So we've gotta make a promise we won't leave it that long before we talk again because I think that pace of change is only gonna continue to ramp up. But more than anything, thank you for coming back on, talking about all this in a language everyone can understand and give people actionable takeaways. Really appreciate your time as always. [00:24:49] S1: It's a pleasure, Neil, and absolutely won't be two years until the next time we can... I I can assure you that.
00:24:49 · Irfan Khan, Neil C. Hughes
[00:24:49] S1: It's a pleasure, Neil, and absolutely won't be two years until the next time we can... I I can assure you that. [00:24:54] S0: I think Erfan's example of procurement and supply chain agents was incredibly useful today because, yes, they can exchange instructions, but useful coordination, that depends understanding the same purchase order, the same inventory position, and the same business rules. And I think it was very useful to bring up the discussion of token cost too. Huge topic right now. Because teams need to experiment alongside ways to assess whether the work completed justify some of the resources that have been consumed. And then measuring that across an entire process gives leaders a much more useful basis for for decisions than just counting generated output alone. Time to think a little bit deeper than that. And a big thank you to Erfan for returning to the show, sharing SAP's perspective on business context, governance, and enterprise AI. You'll find all the resources discussed in the episode notes over at techtalksnetwork.com. But I'd love to hear how all these questions that we've mentioned today, how are they playing out in your organization? Are data quality and permissions slowing progress, or is measuring value becoming the harder part? As always, thanks for listening to the Tech Talks Daily podcast. I'll be back with another conversation tomorrow, and hopefully, you'll join me again then. Look forward to speaking with you. Bye for now.