Can modern ERP have a different kind of customer impact? During my catch up with Acumatica CEO John Case, we spoke about where cloud ERP is making inroads - including manufacturing. I also wanted to discuss a surprising new Acumatica board member - Zach Nelson.
Construction and real estate is not an industry for the risk-averse; skilled labor shortages add to the risk factors. But a different type of construction software has emerged. Modernization isn't easy - but are the payoffs real? Here's my discussion with Sage's Dustin Stephens.
US CNC stone machine leaders Park Industries rebuild internal tech strategy ahead of digital services for customers
Customers are always the best advocates for technology. Gen AI's potential is real, but it's going to take time to catch up with the hype cycle.
SAP Sapphire brought the expected Business AI and RISE fanfare. But something happened I wasn't expecting: S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition customers made their case, and did so loudly. Here's the rundown - but would I take back my opening question to SAP?
Oracle's partnering with Google Cloud to increase its capacity to meet customer demand in a multi-cloud world.
Technology may have come a long way, but closing the monthly books is a centuries-old issue and still fraught with frustration. What feels like eons later, Aaron Harris of Sage Intacct says there's light at the end of the tunnel.
Buying enterprise software is about more than just functions and features. When you take the time to understand a vendor’s real priorities and how these affect specific constituencies, you see some things that will make you pause and possibly reconsider whether this is the vendor for you.
This week - is Return to Office part of a broader leadership crisis, or is it a passive-aggressive layoff tactic? Cybersecurity threats sharpen the security discussion, but as our event roundups show, AI is still the hype magnet. Plus: your weekly whiffs.
SAP had a few rabbits up its sleeve at Sapphire 2024. In particular, the surprise announcement of an agreement to acquire WalkMe shook things up. On the ground in Orlando, I had the chance to ask SAP leadership my burning questions - here's a first take.
Big changes in leadership and the impact of generative AI have brought change to Coupa - but the data shared by its customer community remains a distinctive strength.
CMOs can fall into the insular distractions of juggling a marketing budget. But there is a better way: instead of probing spreadsheets, get a real-time finance view. Planful's Rowan Tonkin shares field stories on how to prove the value of marketing.
SAP Sapphire is about to kick off - and AI is surely on the keynote menu. But for many SAP ERP customers, the know-how (and business case) for S/4HANA migrations is a huge topic; welcome to the RISE and cloud innovation debate. In this diginomica exclusive, SAP's Jan Gilg shares candid views on SAP's cloud evolution - and where we go from here.
Not content to be a one-note user conference, OneStream made sure there was plenty to digest at their recent OneStream Splash event.
Daniel Dines is back in the top job at UiPath with a candid assessment of where things need to change for the firm.
This week - NVIDIA rolls on, but for retailers, the ride is bumpier. Do generative AI projects reduce work? It's complicated. OpenAI had a rough week, but should enterprises care? And: sustainability is still a factor. Plus: epic event whiff.
