While attending the Sage Conference in Atlanta (last year), there was considerable talk about their roadmap for AI, especially as it related to Sage ERP products. I had the opportunity to visit with Rob Sinfield, Sr. VP of ERP at Sage, about his vision for where ERPs are headed with the incorporation of AI from 'the ground up.'
At that time, I was extremely interested in hearing Rob compare the modern ERP to the 'toy building blocks' known as Lego®. But after our hour, or so, together I could earnestly see the similarities of Rob's ERP vision and the imaginations of Lego® (kit builders) and design-it-yourself users of those toy blocks.
Tune over to today's edition of The ERP Update to read Rob's byline on the future of ERP.
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