Last updated May 16, 2023
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SAP Integrates OpenAI Models to Streamline Recruitment, Employee Learning

SAP recently partnered with Google Cloud to help them build the future of open data and AI for enterprises.

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Published on May 16, 2023

by Mohit Pandey

German multinational software firm, SAP, yesterday announced that it will be collaborating with Microsoft to streamline recruiting and employee development processes.

SAP to integrate OpenAI models via Azure: https://t.co/CGiZaOXiqG
— Greg Brockman (@gdb) May 15, 2023

SAP’s chief Christian Klein said that they are excited about the opportunities generative Ai unfolds for their industry and their customers.

Streamlining Recruitment

With this partnership, the duo – Microsoft and SAP – looks to streamline recruiting and employee development processes. But how?

SAP looks to leverage Azure OpenAI Service API and data from SAP SuccessFactors solutions to create targeted job descriptions.

The company said that with the integration between SAP SuccessFactors Recruiting solution and Microsoft 365, business leaders will be able to fine-tune job descriptions using Copilot in Microsoft Word with additional content and checks to detect bias. Further, it stated that the final job descriptions will then be published in SAP SuccessFactors solutions to complete the workflow seamlessly.

In addition to this, SAP will be using the Azure OpenAI Service API to offer prompts to interviewers within Microsoft Teams with suggested questions based on a candidate’s resume, job description, and similar jobs.

Enabling Employee Learning

Besides streamlining the recruitment process, the company looks to integrate SAP SuccessFactors solutions and Microsoft Viva Learning, which will enable employees to use Copilot in Viva Learning to conduct natural language queries to create personalised learning suggestions/recommendations based on data and learning courses in SAP SuccessFactors solutions that align with the employee’s L&D goals.

SAP said that this enhancement has been built on an already robust integration with content, assignment, permissions and SSO sync, which is already available now. In the coming months, the company looks to give customers access to its automated admin setup experience.

Partners with Google Cloud

Recently, SAP also announced its plans to expand its partnership with Google Cloud to help them build the future of open data and AI for enterprises. With this, the duo looks to launch an open data offering combining the capabilities of the SAP data sphere solution and Google’s data cloud. Read: Google, SAP Unveil Data Cloud, the Next Big Thing in Business Intelligence

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Mohit Pandey

Mohit dives deep into the AI world to bring out information in simple, explainable, and sometimes funny words. He also holds a keen interest in photography, filmmaking, and the gaming industry.