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SK AX, SAP Target AI-Native Enterprises

Collaboration Will Blend SAP Autonomous Suite and Business AI With SK AX’s ERP Transformation Tools SK AX is moving to build an “AI-native enterprise” in partnership with global company SAP, aiming to optimize overall corporate operations through AI.SK AX signed a “memorandum of understanding for co

SK AX and SAP have entered into a partnership aimed at creating an "AI-native enterprise" through the integration of SAP's Autonomous Suite and Business AI with SK AX's ERP transformation tools. The collaboration, signed at SAP's headquarters in Germany on August 26, involves SK AX president Kim Wanjong, chief customer officer Son Geonil, and SAP Korea president Shin Eun-young, along with SAP CEO Christian Klein.

The partnership leverages SAP's technological prowess and SK AX's industry-specific expertise to introduce agentic AI into enterprise resource planning systems, with the goal of boosting corporate productivity and accelerating decision-making. The collaboration will focus on various industries, including finance, manufacturing, and energy.

SK AX plans to launch its proprietary integrated service, "AXgenticWire ERP Suite," which encompasses ERP strategy planning, implementation, conversion, and operational innovation. The service, to be offered through SAP's open platform, the "AI Agent Hub," will be supported by SK AX's comprehensive support system, including on-site deployment of engineers ("SK AX FDE"), AI-based ERP conversion consulting ("SK AX AIDE"), and an AI agent-led implementation methodology.

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