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SAP Shows How to Lead with AI Governance at SAP TechEd

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This week at SAP TechEd, SAP introduced a range of solutions focused on AI governance. While the solutions address different dimensions of governance in the era of AI, they all reflect the same basic principles: - Build on proven business controls: You already have governance standards and practices in place. AI governance should connect to and extend these controls. - Adopt innovation with confidence: The approach to governance we advocate is the same publicly available and documented approach we use to develop, deploy, and govern the solutions and services we deliver. - Stay in control as your business grows: The controls and standards you have in place should not only promote AI adoption, but also enable you to assess costs, risks, and value as adoption increases.

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