Editor’s Choice

image of air hostess with plane and blue sky in the background | Delta Air Lines AI
Delta Air Lines takes flight with AI tools
As the American airline brings its HR AI vision to life, will the intelligent land of SAP’s Joule be its next destination?
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Vivien Boche means business
For Gen Z, TikTok is the new search engine - and SAP’s Vivien Boche knows that ideas sell best in a digestible, 60 second video.
A woman presenting several postit notes on a wall to several people sitting at a meeting room desk | learning management GSS
Learning management could make or break your ERP implementation
A robust learning management system could make an ERP implementation much easier to integrate with your workforce, with targeting teaching methods able to update your employees with the details they need in a speedy fashion.
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Singapore ups its AI strategy with Google Cloud collaboration
Singapore is acting on its ambitions to be at the forefront of global innovation as one of the first countries to introduce an AI Strategy.
Robot face on a background of nighttime city lights | Editor's Words: AI tipping point marks a seminal moment for enterprise software
Editor’s Words: AI tipping point marks a seminal moment for enterprise software
The last 12 months have witnessed a tipping point; technology vendors now have a compelling case that aligns with the cloud proposition.
Bill McDermott, CEO ServiceNow
ServiceNow goes all in on AI
Paul Esherwood meets with Bill McDermott for an update on ServiceNow's AI focus and the mission to become the defining enterprise software company of the twenty-first century.
Image of a hand reaching into a fridge full of appealing looking food, in date. | LLM data
LLM use-by data – who’s keeping the data up to date?
Your chatbot is leveling up, but who's keeping the data up to date for our LLMs? Microsoft, Google and specialist researchers give their take.
a bunch of tabloid newspapers and magazine with red covers | ERP implementation
Slow, stuck and public…Sector ERP under scrutiny
Public sector organizations haven’t always had an easy ride, but is the public sector failing to cross its ERP implementation red tape?
UKISUG 2023 : SAP
UKISUG 2023: Every cloud has a silver lining
Despite the on-premise conundrum, conversations at UKISUG have shifted from whether to deploy S/4 to how to deploy S/4.
Women supporting women: Empowering beyond the supply chain
Darcy MacClaren, global head of digital supply chain at SAP interviewed Lindsey Vonn who shared the challenges she has faced in her career.
How to be an AWS partner at re:Invent 2023
The biggest re:Invent 2023 takeaway: you have to be tough to be a partner working with AWS cloud infrastructure and services.
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UKOUG is all for Oracle’s fresh face
At its 2023 user group conference, UKOUG has praised Oracle’s work to ‘freshen up’ its reputation, as Big Red continues to soften its approach to customer service, reacting to the rise in SaaS delivery requirements.
Mastering SAP EAM + Supply Chain & Procurement
Mastering SAP empowers women in supply chain at latest event
Mastering SAP EAM + Supply Chain & Procurement held its first ever Empowering Women in Supply Chain Breakfast session.
As NTT Data buys up SAP licenses, are SIs now horsemen of the HANA-pocalypse?
NTT DATA has announced a plan to repurchase legacy and on-premises SAP licenses to help ease customer cloud migrations. But is this enough?
A frustrated man sitting down at a table with his laptop, running his hand through his hair looking exasperated | manual testing original software
How to reduce your manual testing by up to 60%
The more you can do to make the manual testing process intuitive and painless for business users, the faster and smoother it will go.
image of leaf growing from a pile of money | Oracle and IBM
Move over finance, it’s time for a new value metric
Jon Chorley, chief sustainability officer at Oracle and Jonathan Wright, senior managing director at IBM, share how sustainability goals can be met by leveraging the power of ERPs.
Gartner on why CFOs need inhuman accountants
Exclusive: Mark D. McDonald, senior director analyst in the Gartner Finance Practice, talks GenAI use in the financial space
The advent of value-based maintenance and how to reap the rewards
Servitization is too often looked at in isolation as an independent trend, but it represents the entirety of a customer journey. To reap the benefits of it, organizations can make changes such as apply intelligence to the approach.
Image taken under the Ceram sea, Tropical West Pacific Ocean. A diversity of hard corals thriving on a shallow reef, reflected in a calm surface of the sea. Misool, Raja Ampat, West Papua, Indonesia.
Blue Marine Foundation: Saving our seas in real time
Blue Marine's project with integrator City Dynamics is proof that while stargazing is an easy habit to fall into when it comes to tech, sometimes the best stories of transformation are happening “down to Earth”. Such stories are happening very much in the here and now, with real-time consequences for everyone on our embattled planet.
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ERP at the center of sustainability and human impact
The role of ERP systems has evolved beyond their function as operational tools and they have emerged as instruments for sustainable business.
Cormac Watters, executive vice president of applications for Oracle Europe, Middle East and Africa
Oracle: you got a big friend in Big Red
Cormac Watters tells ERP Today how Oracle is opening up, to become best friends with some of the world’s most philanthropic organizations.
An Iphone with Netflix on screen connected to headphones | SAP and ServiceNow
It’s 2007 all over again for SAP and ServiceNow
Two vendors with different products but a common link search for their defining moment. Will they find it?
A view inside the IBM Quantum System One, a programmed computer that uses quantum circuits | Quantum
Quantum creeps closer – ready or not?
Will quantum computing decrypt all our secrets in the next decade? IBM, Deloitte and Accenture security and quantum compute experts think so.
An abstract image showing blue rays in a black background | Software applications
Solid air: building secure clouds
Building contemporary software applications is complex, we still exist in a world where systems are created with instabilities.
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Object-centric process mining: how ERP’s x-ray becomes an MRI
OCPM provides a robust and unified representation of an entire organization's internal processes, as Celonis' chief scientist explains.
Image of Birmingham City Council | ERP
Birmingham shows ERP is an existential threat for councils
When Birmingham City Council declared itself “essentially bankrupt”, we couldn't unsee its eye-wateringly over-budget ERP implementation bill.
image of laptop with code on the screen, in the background abstract red, pink and green lights | AI and ML
Will AI take the “human” out of human resources?
How can busy HR executives ensure they are benefiting from the AI revolution, while working safely and ethically?