QAD | Redzone is looking to infuse AI, process intelligence and frontline worker empowerment as it looks be the ERP provider of choice for mid-market manufacturing companies. The goal: Provide the systems that reinvent manufacturing.
IFS CEO Mark Moffat said industries need to embed AI into physical operations in manufacturing, utilities, defense systems and supply chains to better compete globally and become autonomous. IFS launched new AI-powered products as well as partnerships with Anthropic, Siemens, Boston Dynamics and 1X Technologies.
QAD | Redzone said it has acquired Kavida.ai in a move that will bring AI agents to its procurement and supply chain workflows.
Clorox still has an ERP implementation hangover as the company reported a 19% decline in sales "primarily driven by lower shipments related to the ERP transition."
Workday launched Workday Data Cloud, Workday Build as well as a set of Illuminate AI agents as it aims to build a larger ecosystem around its platform.
Clorox said the SAP overhaul is more than just an upgrade and about process and digital transformation. The company is also overhauling its data infrastructure to be more efficient in the future.
The company said it acquired Albanero, a data migration and management company, and Acumen, a revenue growth management and consulting firm.
Epicor has acquired two companies in recent months as it rounds out its strategy to infuse artificial intelligence across its ERP platform.
The manufacturing industry and its supply chains are being rewired and could ultimately evolve into data-driven signal chains. Those are some of the takeaways from Raj Badarinath, Chief Marketing & Product Officer at Rootstock, on DisrupTV.
