SAP’s Tahera Zamanzada on embedding AI into the core of government @FedScoop
SAP’s Tahera Zamanzada on embedding AI into the core of government  @FedScoop
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Federal agencies are moving beyond AI pilots and exploring what it takes to embed artificial intelligence directly into the core systems that run government — from financial management and procurement to HR and oversight.

Scoop News Group host Wyatt Kash speaks with Tahera Zamanzada, Industry Executive Advisor at SAP, about how agencies can move AI from the edges of experimentation into the center of mission operations. Zamanzada explains why embedded AI can help improve forecasting, strengthen compliance, flag risks earlier and create a more connected loop between data, decisions and accountability.

The conversation also explores the friction points agencies must overcome, including data readiness, governance ambiguity and organizational alignment, as well as the responsible AI principles needed to build trust at scale.

This video was produced by Scoop News Group for @FedScoop and underwritten by @SAP and @CarahsoftTechnology.

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