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New DSAG leader discusses SAP’s AI plans and costs
Thomas Henzler is the new spokesperson for the board of the German-speaking SAP user group, known as DSAG.
In an interview, he discussed the move to SAP’s S/4Hana software.
He also talked about whether SAP customers can use the company’s AI tools and what those tools may cost.
Henzler said questions about AI become urgent once its use spreads widely.
The interview concerns SAP customers and the costs and availability of AI in their work.
It does not specify what those questions are or set out any next steps.
Thomas Henzler is the new board spokesperson of the German-speaking SAP User Group, known as DSAG.
In an interview, he discusses SAP’s S/4Hana transition and the use of AI by SAP customers.
The interview also addresses the costs of using AI.
Henzler says questions about AI will become urgent once its use spreads widely.
- Who
- Thomas Henzler, the new board spokesperson of the German-speaking SAP User Group.
- What
- He discusses SAP’s S/4Hana transition, AI for SAP customers and AI costs.
- When
- The interview was published on October 12, 2026.
- Where
- Not stated
- Why
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- Interview subject
- Thomas Henzler
- Role
- New board spokesperson of the German-speaking SAP User Group
- Topics
- S/4Hana transition, AI for SAP customers and AI costs
- Publication date
- October 12, 2026
What people are saying
As soon as AI use becomes widespread, these questions will become urgent
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