In this episode, host Mark Vigoroso sits down with Knut Alicke - former McKinsey partner and current University of Cologne professor - to unpack the real state of AI in supply chain management. They explore the growing disconnect between vendor promises and operational reality, the evolving role of planners in an AI-driven world, and why better forecasting alone won’t save your supply chain. From talent gaps to resilience strategies, this conversation delivers sharp insights for leaders navigating the future of intelligent supply networks.

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Technologist turned CEO, TVN Reddy has been at the helm of Aptean since 2018, and he has the company within reach of $1 billion in annual revenue. With impressive solution depth and breadth, an industry-specific GTM strategy and a unique app studio called App Central, Reddy admits his company might be enterprise software's best kept secret. Reddy has quarterbacked 34 acquisitions since taking on the top job, and he sat down with me to discuss the keys to extracting value from his inorganic growth strategy and how agentic AI is taking shape in the company's solution road map.

Companies buy enterprise software based on trust. Hear from Thomas Gavaghan about how winning the 2024 ERP Today Award for Finance Solution of the Year helped Kyriba to bolster trust among prospects and customers and to exceed their growth goals! And nominate your company and/or customers for a 2025 ERP Today Award: https://www.judgify.me/2025erptodayawards.

In an industry where 65% of ERP projects fail on their firstattempt, one Sage X3 partner stands as a statistical anomaly. Inixion, founded in 2006, claims zero failed ERP implementations across nearly two decades - a track record that would make even the most seasoned technology executives do a double-take. Listen to the secrets of their success from Ian Bromley, founder and managing director, and Lindsay Ross, marketing manager.

The manufacturing ERP landscape is experiencing afundamental shift, and Rick Berger, CEO of Rootstock Software, believes his company is riding the perfect wave. In a recent conversation, Berger outlined how Rootstock's all-in strategy on the Salesforce platform is reshaping what mid-market manufacturers expect from their enterprise software—and why AI isn't just theory anymore, but a tangible competitive advantage.

In this episode, we sit down with Walid Abu-Hadba, Chief Development and Product Officer at Sage, for an inside look at how one of the world’s most trusted names in business software is reimagining product innovation. Walid shares fresh insights on Sage’s cloud-native roadmap, the evolving role of AI in finance automation, and how customer-centric design is reshaping everything from Sage Intacct to global mid-market ERP solutions. It’s a candid, forward-looking conversation that unpacks where Sage is heading—and what that means for CFOs, controllers, and business builders everywhere.

Join us for an exclusive ERP Today interview with industry leaders Dan Miller and Rob Sinfield from Sage, recorded live from Sage Future 2025 in Atlanta. In this dynamic conversation, Miller and Sinfield share insider perspectives on Sage’s latest strategic initiatives, emerging technology trends, and their vision for transforming how businesses operate in an increasingly AI-powered landscape. From AI-enabled automation to cloud-native solutions, discover how Sage is positioning itself at the forefront of ERP innovation.

In this episode, I sit down with David Rayner at Cubic Transportation Systems, to explore how the global transit solutions provider is leveraging IFS to modernize enterprise operations. Rayner shares insights on how IFS supports Cubic’s complex asset lifecycle management, enhances service delivery for major urban transport networks, and provides real-time visibility across projects, people, and performance. Tune in for a behind-the-scenes look at how Cubic is aligning ERP modernization with digital mobility goals—and what other infrastructure leaders can learn from their journey.