In an increasingly dynamic and regulated financial world, the ability to respond quickly and accurately to change is crucial. SAP Profitability and Performance Management (PaPM) was developed to meet precisely these challenges.
The SAP ALM Summit EMEA 2025 took place from October 21 to 23, 2025, at the Darmstadtium in Darmstadt. The summit is the most important annual meeting of the European ALM community. Under the motto “Empower Your Transformation – with AI and Cloud ALM,” SAP customers, partners, and experts discussed the future of Application Lifecycle Management in an increasingly cloud-based and AI-driven world.
By now, anyone involved with SAP should have heard of SAP’s in-house AI assistant: SAP Joule. But how exactly is this AI from SAP integrated into the working world of developers, consultants and customers? The first product with SAP Joule as its core technology is SAP Build Code. In theory, SAP Build Code sounds like the ideal development tool. However, anyone who has already tried to integrate AI into their personal development routine has probably asked themselves the question: Does SAP Build Code do what you expect it to do, or does the AI-supported development environment sometimes cause frustration among users?
The transition from SAP PI/PO (Process Integration/Process Orchestration) to SAP CPI (Cloud Platform Integration) is a significant project that accompanies companies on their path to digital transformation. A successful migration requires a clear strategy, precise planning, and a disciplined approach.
For decades, many hospitals have relied on SAP ERP, particularly the SAP Patient Management module (SAP IS-H). However, with the extended maintenance for SAP Business Suite expiring in 2030, these institutions face an enormous challenge. With the Transition Option, SAP customers gain an additional three years, but there are conditions.