How SAP is redefining the foundations of process transformation in the age of AI
From static process models to corporate memory, organizational knowledge is becoming the most important guardrail for autonomous AI.
Agents are making decisions and increasingly taking on tasks across the enterprise. But how do they know what they are allowed to do, what they are supposed to do, and which rules they need to follow?
Business process management plays a central role here, but in a world of autonomous AI agents, process models alone are no longer enough. Today, rules, knowledge, and process context are scattered across systems, documents, and the minds of employees.
In this AI Talk on November 12, at 11 a.m., Dr. Peyman Badakhshan (SAP), Josèphe Blondaut (SAP), and Dr. Andreas Kronz (Scheer IDS) discuss how process management needs to evolve. We take a closer look at what modeling must become in the future: moving away from a static view of processes and toward living organizational knowledge that supports people and gives AI agents the context and guardrails they need to act.
The conversation explores process atoms, corporate memory, and one key question: How do we need to design processes and organizational knowledge today to be ready for the world of AI agents tomorrow?
Our experts also draw a clear line between science and science fiction, explain the concepts behind process atoms, and derive practical implications for executives, process experts, and anyone whose knowledge of physics may be a little rusty.
This talk will be held in English.
We look forward to seeing you there!
