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SAP hardening - why it is a process, not a project
Your company stands on documents, and those stand on the SAP foundation. In 90 seconds we show the five layers of hardening and why a single patch is not enough.
Three acts of SAP AI - and the question that was not on the slides
From the launch of SAP Joule, through the AI units licensing currency, to a vision of more than 200 agents in the Autonomous Enterprise - and behind it all, a question about security, permissions and SOD that you have to ask before you sign. A column by Jacek Bugajski.
Is this release ready? SAP testing is now a trust problem, not a test-count problem
The S/4HANA transformation changes the nature of testing: the question is no longer how many tests you ran, but whether you know what changed and which business processes are at risk. Six lessons from a UiPath webinar plus our own experience with UiPath Test Cloud.
Weekly review: AI on both sides of the front line - a botnet in six minutes, AI-discovered SAP flaws and the hard AI Act deadline
The week the same mechanism that lowers the cost of work also lowered the cost of attack: a criminal rebuilt botnet infrastructure in six minutes by talking to a model, AI discovered previously unknown flaws in SAP MDM, and the AI Act is about to enter its next phase of application.
When NOT to automate - 4 signs a process will kill your RPA project
The whole market keeps repeating: automate everything, bring in the AI agents. We make the opposite move. Here are four signs a process will burn your budget before it returns a single euro - and a simple test that catches them before you start.
SAP Security Patch Day - July 2026
SAP has released its July security patch bundle: 16 new notes, 1 GitHub advisory and 3 updates to earlier notes. Four HotNews vulnerabilities lead the list, including a memory corruption flaw in NetWeaver AS ABAP with CVSS 9.9. Here is what to patch first.
Does RPA still make sense? Coffee-time reflections on agents, skills and young people
RPA is not dying - it is shifting its place in the puzzle. Agents take over the thinking, robots stay for the doing, and the most interesting shift is happening in people. A personal, bird's-eye view of the market, teams and hiring.
From idea to an agent in production - what building an agentic solution really looks like
Building an AI agent is not a prompt and an API call - it is an engineering process with eight gates. We walk you through, step by step, how an agentic solution is built on UiPath: from process qualification, through BPMN visualisation, to production oversight.
Safe Tuesday with SNOK: an AI agent on both sides of the attack
Over the course of a few weeks, an AI agent stood on both sides of the attack: as JADEPUFFER, a fully autonomous ransomware, and as a tool companies are just letting into their SAP systems - under siege from a cascade of critical vulnerabilities. We explain why the difference is not the model, but the leash.
Weekly review: when AI starts to attack - agentic ransomware, a cascade of SAP CVEs and a turn towards sovereignty
The week the first fully agentic ransomware appeared, SAP froze costs to fund an AI push, and the market started saying the same thing: an AI agent is a new attack surface, and the answer is control - over the model, the data and the governance layer.
Claude Sonnet 5: why a cheaper model changes the economics of agentic automation
Anthropic priced Claude Sonnet 5 at a level that changes the calculus for agentic automation architects. For UiPath clients - Agent Builder, Coded Agents, Maestro - this is not an engine swap. It is a change in how many verification steps you can afford without breaking the budget.
AI in SAP without Joule: how to safely bring artificial intelligence into an on-premise system
Joule requires BTP and a newer SAP release. Most Polish companies run ECC or an older on-premise S/4HANA. We show how to give AI safe access to SAP data without a conversion - with UiPath as a controlled execution layer.
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