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Luis Sanchez, IBM Consulting's global Oracle Supply Chain lead, examines how the COVID-19 pandemic reshaped supply chain thinking — and how AI is now accelerating that strategic shift. He frames supply chain challenges as fundamentally math problems (balancing supply, demand, cost, and speed), and explains how AI's ability to run simulations, surface trade-off recommendations, and compress reaction time is transformative for planners. Drawing on IBM's own complex hardware supply chain as a Client Zero example, Luis advises organizations to resist the urge to boil the ocean: start with one or two high-impact use cases, operationalize them quickly, and use those wins to build internal momentum for a broader three-to-five year AI roadmap.

Julie Adams, SVP of Construction at Sage, highlighting challenges and opportunities for ERP systems in the construction industry in a video interview at Sage Future 2026 in San Francisco.

Jon Fasoli, SVP of Sage Intacct, discusses how the cloud financial technology is helping improve operations and management for their customers in many industry in a video interview at Sage Future.

Syspro CEO Leanne Taylor discusses how they're embedding AI into ERP systems to have it function as an activation layer to help make better and more informed decisions the user can trust.

In the race to modernize the enterprise, the debate is no longer about choosing one ecosystem over another; it's about extending value from your existing SAP investment without introducing fragility. While SAP excels at integrating the "Core" within its own ecosystem, the modern enterprise lives everywhere else—from legacy on-prem systems to the burgeoning frontier of AI agents. Join ERP Today and MuleSoft for an executive-level deep dive into the Co-Exist Strategy. We explore how organizations are maintaining a clean SAP core while using MuleSoft as the universal connective tissue for everything outside of it—regardless of where you are in your S/4HANA journey.