The spreadsheet that started as a stopgap is now running your factory, and it is charging you in version-control errors, single-person risk, and lost senior time. Here is what that really costs, and how to move off it one workflow at a time instead of one terrifying project.
The most damaging breaches of 2025 didn’t break through firewalls they walked through vendor doors. A six-week operational shutdown in retail. A million-record data theft in insurance. Different industries, same playbook: trusted third parties with insufficient governance. Here’s what every executive needs to know about supply chain risk, and the six priorities that decide whether your organisation absorbs the next breach or avoids it.
When growth outpaces operations, the cracks appear fast in inventory, scheduling, and financial visibility. This article explores why manufacturers who scale confidently are those who build their ERP foundation before the pressure arrives, and what that looks like in practice.
Two of 2025’s most damaging cyberattacks -Qantas and Jaguar Land Rover – had one thing in common: the breach came through a trusted third-party integration, not the front door. Here’s what every enterprise leader must know about third party risk management, and the four priorities that separate the prepared from the exposed.
73% of operational data generated inside a factory never reaches a decision-maker. This piece breaks down why the information gap in manufacturing is widening, what it costs in disruptions and margins, and what the manufacturers closing it are doing differently.
Most businesses don’t fail at ERP because they chose the wrong software. They fail because they treated the software as the solution and forgot that workflows are the real work. Here’s what the ERP industry won’t tell you, and what the businesses that actually scale do differently.
Your ERP system is the command centre of your business and in 2025, attackers exploited that fact at unprecedented scale. From the Cl0p ransomware campaign that hit 100+ companies via Oracle E-Business Suite, to coordinated nation-state attacks on SAP environments, the incidents of 2025 made one thing clear: ERP security can no longer be treated as an IT checkbox. This article explains what happened, why it matters at the boardroom level, and what every executive must do now.
Seeing an operational problem on a screen does not help if your software cannot help you solve it. Discover why businesses must upgrade their ERPs from passive dashboards into active control systems that automatically execute solutions and eliminate costly human bottlenecks.
Every cloud tool your business adds creates a new connection and a new risk. In 2025, attackers stopped targeting systems directly and started exploiting the trusted links between them. Here’s what happened, and what needs to change.