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xSuite Group has announced the renewal of the Clean Core certification for its AP automation solution, xSuite Invoice, making it the first product to receive this SAP certification. Additionally, xSuite Invoice has been certified for integration with GROW with SAP, reinforcing xSuite's status as an industry pioneer. The solution is now listed in the SAP CSD, highlighting its compliance with industry standards.
SAP Price Target Cut as AlphaValue/Baader Europe Notes Exposure to Technological Disruption
Pathlock has been recognized as a Representative Vendor in the 2026 Gartner Market Guide for Software Asset Management (SAM) Tools. The report highlights challenges in SAM, noting that 61% of procurement leaders face issues with disorganized and inaccurate data, impacting software management effectiveness. Pathlock's solutions provide visibility into software usage and cost optimization, aiding organizations in making informed licensing decisions. CEO Damon Tompkins emphasized the company's commitment to helping enterprises navigate digital transformation across SAP and beyond.
A new ISG study reveals that companies migrating to SAP S/4HANA are prioritizing short-term stability over long-term transformation, often avoiding necessary process re-engineering. The report indicates that nearly half of organizations do little to no re-engineering, which may hinder their ability to leverage automation and AI effectively. Many migrations are delayed and over budget due to underestimated complexities and weak governance. The study emphasizes the importance of strong governance and process standardization to maximize the benefits of AI and ensure competitive advantage in the future.
SAP's shares plummeted by over 16% after announcing a slowdown in cloud computing revenues, losing €38.7bn in value. Concerns about AI's impact on software companies are rising, with Experian and LSEG also experiencing significant share declines. While some tech firms benefit from AI, others face threats as investors question the necessity of traditional software. Companies are racing to integrate AI to reassure investors. Despite some analysts suggesting the sell-off is overblown, executives struggle to convince the market that AI won't harm their businesses.
