ERP vendors have changed. While software vendors once delivered functionality and usability improvements with each upgrade, only 47% of IT professionals see strong new innovation delivered consistently in ERP recent updates. Today’s updates cost organizations time and money that could be spent on more strategic efforts, especially when they no longer deliver sufficient value to legacy ERP systems and rarely support competitive advantage. Finally, IT executives are being asked to focus on projects that deliver business outcomes and strategic initiatives.

While digital transformation is now required for the survival of many businesses, IT organizations are struggling with the competing wants of the business and the budget realities. CIOs are being trusted as strategic partners in organizations and are asked to focus on big-picture initiatives as business priorities move from efficiency to growth and innovation. As IT teams shift from a reactive, ticket-based cost center to an open, agile, and customer-focused organization that rationalizes technology decisions based on where the business is going, they’re relying on enhanced ERP support that optimizes the value added to their organization. 

Join us to hear how IT leaders are streamlining business processes to deliver on both the line of business’s goals and their team’s needs by centering on digital business acceleration.