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AI: Generative AI is the future. Is India's white-collar workforce equipped to adapt and adopt? - Vimarsana News

AI: Generative AI is the future. Is India's white-collar workforce equipped to adapt and adopt?

An ET Prime special report takes a deep dive into Indias AI landscape, covering its expanding start-up scene, challenges, employment implications, and the need for legal frameworks. It emphasises the importance of human-AI collaboration and the creation of new, highly valuable jobs for a thriving future.

SAP responds to the pending closure of openSAP, and Juergen Mueller gives his take on the future of ABAP developers - Vimarsana News

SAP responds to the pending closure of openSAP, and Juergen Mueller gives his take on the future of ABAP developers

SAP's announcement of the pending "sunset" of openSAP caused a community reaction and raised transition questions. I asked SAP for answers. I also share...

The role of Chief Learning Officer and why it matters - Vimarsana News

The role of Chief Learning Officer and why it matters

The role of Chief Learning Officer and why it matters

SAP Build lets business users create apps, addresses skills shortage - Vimarsana News

SAP Build lets business users create apps, addresses skills shortage

Low code platforms provide business users with little to no technical knowledge the ability to build apps to supplement their enterprise solutions

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UKISUG 2021: S/4 Hana skills deficit and legacy custom code hamper migration - Vimarsana News

UKISUG 2021: S/4 Hana skills deficit and legacy custom code hamper migration

On the opening day of its 2021 conference, the UK and Ireland SAP User Group unveils member research showing concerns that an S/4 Hana skills deficit and a surfeit of legacy customisation is retarding migration to the Hana-based ERP.