How would you describe your organization’s current stage in adopting SAP Joule?

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Exploring – We are aware of SAP Joule but have not yet started any formal evaluation or planning.24%

Evaluating – We are actively assessing SAP Joule’s capabilities and fit for our business needs.42%

Piloting – We have initiated a limited rollout or proof of concept in selected areas.11%

Scaling – We are expanding SAP Joule adoption across multiple business units, processes or systems.16%

Operationalized – SAP Joule is fully integrated into our operations and delivering measurable value.8%

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Head of SAP Landscape in Consumer Goodsa month ago

I'd love to get in touch with the persons/companies that selected Scaling or Operationalized

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