Category: AI & Automation
Learn More About Inventory Allocation in the Age of Agentic AI Supply Chains
Ask me how many supply chains still treat every customer the same when inventory runs tight, and I’ll tell you it’s more than you’d think. Demand swings wildly, suppliers miss commitments, and customer expectations keep climbing—yet many organizations still rely on static allocation rules that ignore a fundamental truth: not all customers carry the same…
Learn More About 20 Microsoft 365 Copilot Use Cases to Boost Productivity
AI is no longer a nice-to-have; it’s transforming how businesses work today. Microsoft 365 Copilot brings artificial intelligence directly into the apps your teams already rely on: Teams, Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, and Excel. For executives and decision-makers, Copilot isn’t just another tool. It’s a strategic partner that drives measurable results: reduced time spent on routine…
Learn More About From Pilot Purgatory to Production
Most leadership teams we speak with have at least one AI pilot they’re proud of, and at least one that’s been lingering for too long. Sometimes, those are the same pilot. The technology works, the team is engaged, and the results in a controlled setting look good. Six months, a year, sometimes two years later,…
Learn More About The Hidden Cost of a Patchwork ERP (Costs That Show Up in Your AI Budget)
Private equity firms and growth-minded leadership teams are pushing portfolio companies to integrate faster, simplify faster, and find efficiencies sooner. The pressure is understandable. Deal activity picked up sharply in 2025, and many companies are still using acquisitions to add capabilities, enter new markets, and build scale. Once the deal closes, though, the real work…
Learn More About Why Your ERP Strategy Is Your AI Strategy
What One Company’s Years of ERP Discipline Made Possible Almost Overnight When AI deployments go well, there’s usually something in the background that made it possible. Often, that something is a modern ERP platform, a common data structure across business units, and years of quiet infrastructure work that nobody celebrated at the time. You can…
Learn More About Microsoft 365 Copilot Pricing Calculator (2026) – Your True All-In Cost
Microsoft 365 Copilot costs $30/user/month for enterprises or $18/user/month for organizations under 300 users, but these are add-on prices only—your real cost is the base plan plus Copilot, typically $30–$90/user/month. The biggest cost mistake is overpaying for plans most users don't fully use; right-sizing by role instead can save 39–52% annually. Critical deadline: June 30, 2026, when enterprise volume discounts expire.
Learn More About What Your AI Maturity Score is Actually Telling You
Ask a room full of senior leaders to rate their organization’s AI maturity on a scale of one to five, and most will fall between a two and a three. Ask the same group to rate their ERP maturity, and the numbers shift — a three or four is more common. That one-point gap may…
Learn More About The M365 Copilot Pricing 2026 Reset: What Changes July 1 and What It Means for You
On July 1, Microsoft’s pricing reset takes effect, and while it may not sound like a big deal at first glance, it’s one of those moments worth paying attention to. At the end of this month, current promotional pricing around Copilot will shift to standard licensing prices. However, through June 30, businesses can take advantage of discounted Copilot Business…
Learn More About The Hybrid Intelligence Playbook: A Five-Step Path to Connect Legacy Operations with Modern Insights
Operational efficiency is no longer limited by effort, talent, or intent. It is constrained by architecture. Many organizations still rely on legacy systems that run the business reliably but operate in isolation, creating friction, manual work, and delayed insight. Traditional lift-and-shift migrations promise relief, but too often they simply relocate complexity without resolving it. The…