
Navisite, Part of Accenture
Mark G. Panley
Regional Vice President — SAP GROW
Post-event recap
AI-powered transformation for the enterprise — from modern ERP foundations to governed, scalable execution across finance, operations, security, and customer workflows.
Executive summary
Enterprise leaders are rethinking foundational systems as cloud modernization and AI accelerate the pace of change. The discussion highlighted a shift away from rigid, long-lived architectures toward modular digital cores that can evolve continuously while supporting finance, operations, security, and customer-facing workflows.
AI value depends less on isolated experimentation and more on disciplined execution. Leaders emphasized clear business problems, governed data, scalable infrastructure, cross-functional ownership, and human oversight as prerequisites for reliable adoption.
The broader conclusion was that AI itself will not remain a differentiator. Competitive advantage will come from how effectively organizations connect technology, people, data, and governance into repeatable operating models.
Featured panel
A cross-functional discussion spanning ERP, cloud, cybersecurity, software engineering, business applications, and enterprise transformation.

Navisite, Part of Accenture
Regional Vice President — SAP GROW

Paychex
Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer

SAP
Business Suite Expert

Capital One
Head of Technology — Credit Card Experiences

Optum
Director of Software Engineering
Key themes
The discussion consistently returned to five capabilities enterprises need to modernize without creating new operational risk.
Organizations are reassessing foundational systems so they can support faster change, cloud delivery, and continuous modernization rather than simply extending legacy architectures.
Successful programs begin with clearly defined business problems. Tool-first adoption often creates duplicated effort, rising costs, and limited value.
Centralized governance, continuous review, and human-in-the-loop controls remain essential in finance, healthcare, security, and other regulated environments.
Clean, governed data and scalable cloud infrastructure are prerequisites for reliable enterprise AI and automation.
Technology only creates value when technical teams, business users, and leaders understand how to use it effectively and responsibly.
The operating principle
The digital core has to be built for continuous change.
ERP modernization, cloud, data, and AI create more value when they are designed as one connected operating foundation rather than separate transformation programs.
Actionable takeaways
Six moves for organizations trying to modernize the core while scaling AI with control.
Require each use case to articulate measurable value, cost, risk, and business impact before approval.
Create an enterprise intake and review process that consolidates overlap and enforces security, compliance, and data standards.
Prioritize quality, lineage, ownership, and governance before scaling AI into critical workflows.
Design systems to defer to accountable people when accuracy, compliance, customer impact, or financial exposure matters most.
Build AI literacy across business, product, operations, and leadership teams so adoption is realistic and responsible.
Expand capabilities only after demonstrating consistent value, control, reliability, and cost discipline.
Event sponsor
Navisite is a trusted digital transformation partner for growing and established global brands. Through our highly specialized teams, industry solutions, business process expertise and application services, we provide the capabilities and practical guidance customers need to modernize, build and support more agile, resilient and expanding businesses.
Our strategic advisory and transformation services advance innovation with comprehensive cloud, enterprise application, data management, intelligent automation and cybersecurity solutions, empowering customers to navigate change and meet new demands at any point in their journey.
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