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SAP is transitioning its Joule platform from isolated app-based assistance to an agentic work layer that orchestrates tasks across both SAP and non-SAP applications. This shift emphasizes human oversight and governance, positioning the system as a transparent interface for managing autonomous agents rather than fully delegating control without supervision. The move represents a significant architectural evolution in enterprise AI deployment, focusing on interoperability and trust over pure automation.

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SAP expands Joule into an agentic work layer as Autonomous Enterprise goes live

SiliconANGLEOctober 6, 20265 min read

SAP SE today announced a shift from promising agentic artificial intelligence autonomy to defining a path for users to interact with agents for work outside apps, not just within them. During SAP Connect 2026, the company said it is making Autonomous Enterprise architecture, introduced at Sapphire in May, generally available this month alongside Joule Work and […] The post SAP expands Joule into an agentic work layer as Autonomous Enterprise goes live appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

SAP SE today announced a shift from promising agentic artificial intelligence autonomy to defining a path for users to interact with agents for work outside apps, not just within them. During SAP Connect 2026, the company said it is making Autonomous Enterprise architecture, introduced at Sapphire in May, generally available this month alongside Joule Work and Desktop, with an expanded suite of autonomous assistants and agents. “When we talk about autonomous enterprise, we realize that it’s going to be a journey for the customer, and it’s not something you draw a line to say…

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