The innovator’s shift to composable ERP

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How to modernise with as little risk as possible

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Businesses are facing the need to transform digitally, and this has accelerated following the events of the pandemic, with just under half of IT budgets focussed on modernisation and innovation in 2021.

In order to streamline modernisation, organisations are adopting a flexible ERP approach, with foundational technologies in support, including integration platforms as a Service (iPaaS), in order to synchronise business processes and deliver unified customer experiences.

Download this whitepaper to learn:

  • Why investing in innovation will give you a competitive advantage
  • The top five modernisation priorities
  • Common obstacles when modernising ERP systems
  • The benefits of composable ERP and hybrid integration in your strategy

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