New generative AI tools are revolutionizing application development, enabling developers to create, extend, and automate business applications more efficiently. As industries digitize operations, the demand for skilled developers is increasing, highlighting the global shortage of talent. AI technologies are not only addressing these challenges but also enhancing productivity across development teams.
SAP Build is at the forefront of this transformation, offering a unified environment for developers of all skill levels. The introduction of the generative AI copilot, Joule, allows for workflow automation and high-quality code generation tailored to specific business needs. This approach fosters collaboration and accelerates the development process, ultimately leading to faster time-to-market for new solutions.
• Generative AI tools enhance productivity for developers in application development.
• SAP Build integrates AI to streamline coding and automate workflows.
This technology is utilized in SAP Build to automate workflows and generate high-quality code.
Developers leverage these models to create code and perform code explanations effectively.
This methodology is emphasized in SAP Build to improve productivity across diverse development teams.
SAP Build is a key offering that integrates AI capabilities to enhance application development.
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