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The Future of ERP

The Future of ERP podcast is a show hosted by thought leader and evangelist Richard Howells, and marketer and blogger in the area of ERP and Supply Chain Oyku Ilgar.

Podcast · By SAP SE · English · Official site

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Sep 9, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Episode 99: How AI will Change ERP - What's Now, Near, and Next (opens the original)

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    AI is not replacing ERP. It’s making it more intelligent. SAP’s Effie Calandra and Eric Annino join Ramesh J. Chougule of Infosys to explore how AI will change cloud ERP, what businesses should prioritize now, near term, and into the future, and why data, governance, and trusted business processes are critical to realizing AI’s value. ===== Will artificial intelligence replace traditional ERP systems, or make them more important than ever? In this episode of The Future of ERP, SAP hosts Effie Ca

  2. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Episode 98: Rethinking ERP Security in a 24/7 AI Driven World (opens the original)

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    Your ERP system never sleeps. Neither does the AI that is trying to break into it. Jan Stoelting and Florian Kohler from KPMG get real about what that means, and why the old security playbook is no longer enough. ===== The episode tackles one of the most urgent questions in enterprise technology: what happens to ERP security when AI empowers both attackers and defenders at the same time? Jan Stoelting and Florian Kohler from KPMG Germany bring over 15 years of cybersecurity experience each to a

  3. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Episode 97: If AI is powerful, where is the profit? (opens the original)

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    Everyone is talking about AI adoption. But there is one question that boardrooms are quietly avoiding: where is the profit? This episode goes straight at it, and the answer will make you rethink every AI pilot you have ever run. ===== The episode opens with a question that should make any CFO uncomfortable: if AI is this powerful, where exactly is the profit? Roman Krohman, SAP Go-To-Market practice leader at HCLTech, brings over 25 years of enterprise transformation experience and a refreshingl

  4. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    Episode 96: Will ERP Die in the Age of AI? (opens the original)

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    AI is changing everything; so why does ERP keep coming up as the thing that makes it all work? This episode gets real about what actually happens when you put AI on top of your core business systems. ===== ERP is not dying and if anything, AI is making it more important than ever. Benjamin Krischer from cbs answers that question without hesitation and builds a compelling case from there. The episode unpacks why ERP remains the foundational data layer that every AI decision ultimately depends on.

  5. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    Episode 95: Breaking the Monolith Without Breaking the Business with Atos (opens the original)

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    Thinking about moving from a single, tightly coupled ERP to a modular, composable setupwithout slowing the business? Explore how a shift to a “system of intelligence,” with AI orchestrating processes across applications, unlocks agility and resilience. ===== This episode explores how enterprises can evolve from monolithic ERP to a composable, modular landscape without disrupting operations. It explains the shift from a system of record to a system of intelligence, with AI as the connective tissu

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