An exclusive interview with Mark Moffat on his first nine months as CEO of IFS.
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EDITOR'S CHOICE
Make One’s Mark: Inside IFS with Mark MoffatBy Giacomo Lee
Up, up and away… TUI takes a warmer approach to travel with AWS AIBy Stephanie Ball
TUI’s Group CIO on its hyperscaler journey through the pandemic and beyond.
Automation and AI duo “doing things that organizations could never do before”By Yoana Cholteeva
Automating operations not before automationable can lead companies to more innovations in addition to conducting safer operations.
A long marriage made in innovation: What’s next for IBM and SAP?By Stephanie Ball
IBM’s global head of SAP, Mike Perera, shares the wins and next step wonderings of an over 50-year-strong partnership, with cloud migration and emerging GenAI and Quantum technologies high on the roster.
FEATURES
AI “superpowers” in manufacturing ERPBy Giacomo Lee
An exclusive conversation with Epicor chief technologist Vaibhav Vohra.
The Emerging Role of AI in Enterprise Asset ManagementBy Mark Vigoroso
The true impact of AI in EAM is yet to be seen - but potential use cases offer an opportunity to explore and experiment.
AI Zooming in: Full processes visibility for organization’s data patternsBy Yoana Cholteeva
Celonis’ transformation evangelist on how AI might be the quickest route to bringing process intelligence to the masses.
Leadership and AI share the spotlight in the future of workBy Yoana Cholteeva
Oracle and IFS on how AI and leadership will go hand in hand to determine organizations' success.
Expert Opinions
Even Oprah has an AI Strategy: What GenAI Means for YouBy Rizal Ahmed
Riz Ahmed offers observations on AI and its emergence, as well as what it means for ERP communities.
Cloud TodayBy Robert Holland
When looking at cloud adoption, it’s often the financial products and older ERP systems that are slow to move off-prem.
