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Key Takeaways

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Organizations are increasingly turning to as-a-service solutions to breathe new life into their ERP systems, moving away from traditional legacy systems.

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Industry experts emphasize the need for continuous evolution in ERP systems to meet the changing demands of businesses and technology.

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The future of ERP is not about its demise but rather its transformation, with a focus on flexibility, scalability, and integration with modern technologies.

How can organizations give their ERP systems a second life? And is ERP as we know it, dying?

As-a-service solutions are on the rise with vendors offering more and more as each year passes and companies around the globe are navigating the stretch of their legacy systems.

Stephanie Ball speaks with Nextworld’s Vito Solimene, founder and chief software engineer and Lyle Ekdahl, member of the board of advisors to discuss the future of ERP.

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Key Takeaways

⇨ Organizations are increasingly turning to as-a-service solutions to breathe new life into their ERP systems, moving away from traditional legacy systems.

⇨ Industry experts emphasize the need for continuous evolution in ERP systems to meet the changing demands of businesses and technology.

⇨ The future of ERP is not about its demise but rather its transformation, with a focus on flexibility, scalability, and integration with modern technologies.

Explore related questions

Key Topics Discussed

⇨

Organizations are increasingly turning to as-a-service solutions to breathe new life into their ERP systems, moving away from traditional legacy systems.

⇨

Industry experts emphasize the need for continuous evolution in ERP systems to meet the changing demands of businesses and technology.

⇨

The future of ERP is not about its demise but rather its transformation, with a focus on flexibility, scalability, and integration with modern technologies.