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How to migrate SAP PO to the cloud without carrying unnecessary complexity forward?With Process Orchestration reaching e...
05/27/2026

How to migrate SAP PO to the cloud without carrying unnecessary complexity forward?

With Process Orchestration reaching end-of-life, organizations are moving to BTP & Integration Suite.

But, before migrating, you need a clear view of how your integrations work today:

• What connects to what.
• What performs well.
• What needs to change.

In today’s carousel, we show how we approach this phase at Inclusion Cloud after +20 years working as official SAP partners.

And, if you're planning your migration, explore how we support SAP transformations: https://lnkd.in/eq6KKQBv

For a leading US restaurant technology provider, pricing rules were buried in contracts, manually interpreted on every q...
05/26/2026

For a leading US restaurant technology provider, pricing rules were buried in contracts, manually interpreted on every quote:

100K+ restaurant locations with hundreds of contract variations.

At that scale, pricing is both complex and fragile.
Slower sales cycles, approval bottlenecks, and errors surfacing too late in the process.

So we rebuilt pricing from the ground up.

With a Salesforce CPQ pod ready in 72 hours, we turned pricing into a system:

→ Pricing rules encoded directly into CPQ
→ Contract addenda applied automatically in real time
→ Standardized bundles replacing case-by-case configurations
→ Errors prevented at quote creation, not caught downstream
→ Centralized logic with full traceability across operations

The impact: faster quoting, consistent pricing, and a model scaling with the business.

See how we made pricing “contract-true” at enterprise scale ⬇️

Yesterday, the Inclusion Cloud team led a Document AI hands-on session at SAP’s Dallas offices for organizations across ...
05/20/2026

Yesterday, the Inclusion Cloud team led a Document AI hands-on session at SAP’s Dallas offices for organizations across the southern U.S. region.

The workshop brought together companies from multiple industries, including:

• Telecommunications.
• Energy & Utilities.
• Pharmaceuticals.
• Automotive.
• Food & Beverage.
• High Tech.

Each working on dedicated use cases designed around real operational scenarios, allowing participants to build and test SAP Document AI workflows directly within their own environments during the session.

To structure the workshop, we used a broader PoC developed through work with a leading oil & gas company facing large-scale document-heavy operations.

From there, participants worked alongside our team to see how SAP Document AI can:

• Securely feed validated information directly into SAP S/4HANA.
• Support production-ready workflows.
• Adapt across multiple operational scenarios beyond a single industry use case.

At Inclusion Cloud, we want to continue contributing to moving enterprise conversations beyond generic AI narratives and toward practical implementations with measurable operational value inside production-ready landscapes.

We want to thank SAP for hosting the session, and especially all the organizations and participants who joined us to exchange ideas, experiences, and real-world use cases around AI adoption.

We’re excited to be at SAP ’s Dallas offices today for our hands-on session on SAP Document AI.A special thanks to our t...
05/19/2026

We’re excited to be at SAP ’s Dallas offices today for our hands-on session on SAP Document AI.

A special thanks to our team for the work behind this session, from preparing the case study to helping participants understand how Document AI can be applied to real enterprise processes.

It’s also great to see such strong attendance from professionals interested in learning more about SAP Document AI and exploring how to start using it in practical, high-impact scenarios.

Sessions like this are exactly where enterprise AI becomes concrete, moving beyond the concept and into practical applications that can improve operational efficiency across finance, procurement, supply chain, customer service, and other business-critical areas.

Thank you to SAP and to everyone joining us today. We’re looking forward to a great hands-on experience.

Manual document processing is still a major operational cost.SAP Document AI is already delivering measurable results.Bu...
04/30/2026

Manual document processing is still a major operational cost.
SAP Document AI is already delivering measurable results.
But how can it make an impact on business processes?

• Less manual effort per invoice.
• Automation of purchase orders.
• Reduced document processing time.
• Reduced error rates across entries.
• Faster closing cycles with real-time data availability.

📊 Explore the results in our latest infographic.

📄 Read the full SAP Document AI article: https://lnkd.in/dP2wt7cY

We’ll be at SAP Sapphire 2026 Orlando (May 11–13, Orlando). Want to meet the team?➡️ Register here and book time with us...
04/29/2026

We’ll be at SAP Sapphire 2026 Orlando (May 11–13, Orlando). Want to meet the team?

➡️ Register here and book time with us: https://lnkd.in/dA6vj9XK

3 forces are changing how multinationals organize their software delivery pipelines:🌍 Geopolitical fragmentation: Data, ...
04/28/2026

3 forces are changing how multinationals organize their software delivery pipelines:

🌍 Geopolitical fragmentation: Data, IP, and infrastructure are now tied to national interests.

⚡ AI acceleration: Coding is faster, but architecture, integration, and governance are the new bottlenecks.

🕒 Time zone friction: What used to be manageable delays are now breaking high-speed delivery cycles.

So, while AI can boost development productivity by 10–15%, a single dependency across a 10-hour time gap can erase those gains in a day.

As Nicolas (Nick) Baca-Storni, our Managing Partner, puts it:

“Not everything requires the same level of protection. What matters is knowing what’s critical and keeping those pieces close, aligned, and easy to respond to.”

That’s why leading companies are rethinking their delivery models around resilience.
And we analyze how in our new edition of the AXIS report.

➡️ Get your free copy here:
https://lnkd.in/d9jrU5zy

Your CRM shouldn’t be the bottleneck to your growth.We worked with a leading US platform provider for automotive dealers...
04/23/2026

Your CRM shouldn’t be the bottleneck to your growth.

We worked with a leading US platform provider for automotive dealerships to assess its legacy architecture and define a scalable analytics strategy on Salesforce.

Their custom CRM was handling high data volumes from automotive dealers, but it relied on multiple dependencies across systems, making it fragile and difficult to evolve.

So we deployed a dedicated Salesforce pod:

- Salesforce Architect
- Salesforce Developer
- Salesforce Admin
- Salesforce Consultant

➡️ Swipe to see the before and after of the transformation.

Pharma is a good example of how global software delivery is being restructured. Some takeaways from our latest AXIS repo...
04/22/2026

Pharma is a good example of how global software delivery is being restructured. Some takeaways from our latest AXIS report ⬇️

Multinational labs depend on SaaS and AI to accelerate innovation and drug discovery.

And that introduces three key risk vectors:

1) Labs collaborate with external institutions and researchers, expanding access to sensitive environments.

2) These assets (data, IP, research) are strategic for national health and security, making them potential targets.

3) The use of AI can introduce risks if not properly governed (IP exposure, misuse of formulas, hallucinations).

For these reasons, companies are becoming much more selective about vendors and partners, making sure they meet strict compliance standards.

In our latest AXIS report, we explore how this plays out in pharma, and how platforms like SAP GRC and IAG can provide a first layer of protection for data and IP in R&D.

💾 Get your free copy of the report here: https://lnkd.in/d9jrU5zy

How do multinational companies keep building software when their data, IP, and talent are spread across a world that is ...
04/21/2026

How do multinational companies keep building software when their data, IP, and talent are spread across a world that is becoming more fragmented?

This question is on the minds of thousands of executives.

Geopolitical tensions, regulatory pressure, and data sovereignty are reshaping software delivery pipelines:

- Where systems are built
- Where data is stored
- Where vendors are located
- And how teams coordinate across regions and time zones

In industries like pharma, this tension is even more visible.

🧪 Drug discovery depends on global platforms, shared research data, and distributed teams. But at the same time, those same assets (IP, data, and talent) are increasingly treated as strategic resources by governments.

As Nicolas (Nick) Baca-Storni, Managing Partner at Inclusion Cloud, puts it:

💬 “Not everything requires the same level of protection. What matters is knowing what’s critical and making sure those pieces are close, aligned, and easy to respond to.”

AXIS Report 05 — "Global Software Delivery in a Fragmented World" — is now available.

➡️ Get your free copy here: https://lnkd.in/d9jrU5zy

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