New Ideas, AI Innovations, and a Special Award
SAP Partner Summit 2026 in Amsterdam
How will SAP Business One continue to evolve? What role will the Web Client and artificial intelligence play in the future? And what does this mean, specifically, for companies and SAP partners? At the SAP Partner Summit 2026 in Amsterdam, we were able to take a closer look at exactly that.
For us as a Platinum Partner, the SAP Partner Summit is one thing above all else: an opportunity not only to learn about new developments through presentations, but also to discuss them directly with SAP and other partners.
This year in Amsterdam, there were once again many exciting insights into the strategic development of SAP Business One. Through presentations, product demonstrations, sessions, and one-on-one conversations, a clear direction emerged: SAP Business One is becoming more web-based, smarter, and more interconnected.
Here's what we're taking away from the SAP Summit
Many impressions, new ideas, and exciting topics for the future: From our time in Amsterdam, we’re taking away four key developments in particular that will play an important role for SAP Business One going forward.
Web Client
Browser-based work: The Web Client is becoming increasingly important for the future of SAP Business One.
Artificial Intelligence
Designing Intelligent Processes: AI should be more closely integrated into existing business processes to support day-to-day work.
Analytics
Making Better Use of Data: Business data is becoming more accessible and can be used more effectively for analysis and decision-making.
Release 11
The Next Generation: With SAP Business One Release 11, further important developments are on the horizon.
The Web Client Is Taking Center Stage
A key topic at the summit was the further development of the SAP Business One Web Client. In the future, it is expected to play an even more important role within SAP Business One and make an increasing number of relevant business processes accessible via a modern, browser-based interface.
This opens up new possibilities for day-to-day work: ERP functions can be accessed more easily via a browser, processes can be more closely integrated, and operational data can be better linked to analytics.
The SAP Business One Analytics Web Client is also of interest in this context. Presenting business data in a clear and organized manner and making it immediately available for analysis and decision-making can help companies not only execute their processes but also manage them more effectively based on their data.
Artificial intelligence is becoming part of business processes
Of course, artificial intelligence was also one of the topics that particularly interested us in Amsterdam.
The possibilities presented showed how AI can be integrated even more closely into our daily work in SAP Business One in the future. For us, however, what matters most is not just what is technically possible, but above all where this results in concrete benefits in our day-to-day work.
- Support: Simplify recurring tasks and make workflows more efficient.
- Understand: Find and make relevant information available more quickly.
- Decide: Analyze business data and use it as a basis for decisions.
A special highlight for ANG Germany
Amid all the professional experiences, we also had a very special moment in Amsterdam:
ANG Germany was honored with the AI Leader Award 2026!
The award was presented during the anniversary celebration of our partner Coresystems, which was marking its 20th anniversary.
For us, this award is a wonderful recognition of the path we have taken in the field of artificial intelligence and of all the work that has gone into our AI solutions and projects over the past few months. That’s why we’d like to take this opportunity to extend a huge thank you to all our colleagues who have contributed their expertise, ideas, and dedication to this effort.
From the Stage to Real-World Application
But AI wasn’t just a topic of discussion in Amsterdam. One of our colleagues also took the stage to share concrete, real-world experiences.
Our employee Bilal Haroon participated in one of the sessions at the Coresystems anniversary event and provided insights into the practical use of Coresuite Designer AI. Using an example from our client MILANO Design & Leuchten GmbH, he demonstrated how the AI-powered document designer for SAP Business One can be used in practice.
Conclusion
What We’re Taking Away from Amsterdam
Web Client, analytics, AI, and upcoming releases will continue to transform how we work with SAP Business One. Our goal remains the same: to leverage new technologies where they truly improve processes and offer our customers tangible added value.
Armed with many new ideas and valuable discussions, we’re heading back to work with an extra dose of motivation.
Many thanks to SAP and everyone involved for the exciting insights and the personal exchanges in Amsterdam!
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