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The SAP Connect 2026 burning questions preview - how will human talent and AI agents fare in the end-to-end mix?

SAP Connect 2026: will the autonomous enterprise actually show up? Or just PowerPoints about talent-automation balance.

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The KeyNews take

Why it matters

An industry conference preview touching on how enterprises are (or aren't) balancing autonomous agents with human workforce planning — a real operational question for buyers, but thin on concrete deployments or outcomes so far.

The key facts

8 to know
  1. SAP Connect 2026 kicks off (October 2026)

  2. Focus on 'autonomous enterprise' adoption and talent-automation mix

  3. Interview with SAP's Lara Albert on workforce/automation themes

  4. Article describes this as 'underrated theme' — suggests light coverage of the topic in conference discourse

  5. SAP Connect 2026 underway — customer adoption and project stories emerging

  6. Focus on talent and automation mix — underrated theme in autonomous enterprise strategies

  7. Interview with SAP's Lara Albert on human-AI orchestration

  8. No customer deployment metrics, benchmarks, or concrete outcomes disclosed in preview

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Publisher excerpt: As I type this, SAP Connect 2026 is set to kick off - and burning questions are in the air. Have customers embraced SAP's autonomous enterprise? Are there project stories to tell? We're about to find out. But first, my talk with SAP's Lara Albert hits an underrated theme: getting the talent and…
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