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813 The enterprise AI challenge nobody solves with code generation alone

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VentureBeat 3 place · 07/09/2026 11:00 EDT

Presented by SAPGenerating code with AI is fast, but getting that code to run reliably inside a large enterprise, integrated with live systems, governed for compliance, and maintainable over years requires foundational work that most organizations underestimate. While 81% of all organizations have a detailed strategy, only 12–16% reach AI‑driven execution, says SAP's Michael Ameling, CPO of SAP Business Technology Platform, and the reasons rarely come down to the quality of the generated code."Across indust

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