As ERP continues to evolve into the operational backbone of modern enterprises, the role of channel partners is undergoing a significant transformation. No longer limited to resale and implementation, partners
OpenGov has unveiled a major expansion of its Public Service Platform at its annual conference, signaling a continued shift in how enterprise systems are designed for government. Rather than adding
Sage has announced the acquisition of Doyen AI, a young but highly focused company building AI-driven solutions to simplify one of the most complex stages of ERP adoption: implementation and
RightRev has launched a pre-built connector for Stripe, aiming to solve a persistent challenge for high-growth SaaS companies: how to combine flexible modern billing models with compliant, scalable revenue recognition.
Dyna Software has been named an Elite Partner in the ServiceNow Partner Program, a designation reserved for top-tier partners with deep technical expertise, enterprise-scale delivery capabilities, and strategic alignment with
Key Takeaways Introduction Manufacturing is no longer defined solely by machines, materials, and labor. It is defined by data. As supply chains grow more complex and customer expectations continue to
As artificial intelligence moves from experimentation to enterprise deployment, ERP vendors are under growing pressure to show how AI can deliver measurable operational value. For many organizations, the next phase
AI Is Not a System. It’s a Stakeholder. And Your ERP Transformation Depends on Treating It That Way.
You are about to spend tens of millions of dollars – possibly hundreds of millions – on an ERP transformation. AI is almost certainly part of the pitch: accelerated implementation,
Athena Technology Solutions has introduced FabOrchestrator™, positioning it as the manufacturing industry’s first “Agentic AI Foundry”—a platform designed to automate decision-making and streamline factory operations. Announced on April 15, 2026,
Half a century is a rare milestone in enterprise software—particularly in a market defined by constant reinvention, shifting architectures, and evolving technology narratives. Yet while many ERP vendors have repeatedly