Plus: Salesforce reported AI agents save sellers six hours a week on average. · SAP opened a store stocking Vans and North Face with unstaffed hours. ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌
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THE DAILY BRIEF
Thursday, 12 November 2026  ·  No. 29  ·  3-minute read
The big story · ACCENTURE

Fujitsu got another Post Office contract extension, The Register reported. Accenture takes over Horizon under a £410 million deal in 2027.

The current contract runs until March 2027.

Our read. The report gives no price for the extra months with Fujitsu, and the handover date is confirmed only in March 2027.
Read the story → Source: The Register
SALESFORCE

Salesforce reported its AI sales agents save sellers an average of six hours a week. Its survey covered 24 customers.

Salesforce published "The ROI Report: Sales Cloud Agents" on 10 November.

Our read. The release gives no revenue per seller before and after, and no cost for the agents.

Read the story → · Source: Salesforce

SAP

SAP opened a store stocking Vans and North Face that runs some hours unstaffed. Only SAP employees and invited guests can shop.

SAP and VF Corporation opened the store on 11 November at SAP's headquarters in Walldorf, Germany.

Our read. SAP's release does not say what happens when something goes wrong in a staff-free hour.

Read the story → · Source: SAP News Center

SAP

SAP customer Preh converted its worldwide systems in a 30-hour window last November, E3 Magazine reported. It had no Plan B.

All sites switched on one weekend, starting on Friday 14 November 2025.

Our read. E3's report gives no cost or total duration for Preh's conversion.

Read the story → · Source: E3 Magazine

SAP

SAP released a tool to move custom Java programs off NetWeaver by its 2030 deadline. It says no tool fully automates that.

An SAP product expert wrote on the company's community site on 10 November that its NetWeaver Application Migration Assistant is available now.

Our read. The post gives no figure for how much custom code the tool converts unaided.

Read the story → · Source: SAP Community

PALANTIR

Palantir alumni are nearly 80% of top AI deployment engineers, a recruiter found. Such offers run from $586,000 to $1.45 million.

The recruiting firm Christian and Timbers interviewed more than 500 people in the field in the first half of the year, CIO Dive reported on 9 November.

Our read. The research is one recruiter's, built on its own interviews and search mandates.

Read the story → · Source: CIO Dive

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