Posted yesterday by Nathan Rowan
Many organizations want AI-powered business software platforms, but they’re running on legacy systems: older ERP deployments, homegrown databases, spreadsheets, and fragmented SaaS tools. The challenge is not simply buying new software—it’s migrating workflows, data, and ... Read More
Posted yesterday by Nathan Rowan
AI-powered business software platforms can draft customer communications, summarize contracts, recommend approvals, and automate workflows. That also means AI can touch sensitive business data—financial records, customer details, vendor terms, employee information, and strategic plans. Security ... Read More
Posted yesterday by Nathan Rowan
AI-powered business software platforms behave differently than traditional software. When you update a workflow rule, you can predict its impact. When you update an AI model, outputs can change in subtle ways—even if nothing else ... Read More
Posted yesterday by Nathan Rowan
Many organizations have automation in pockets: invoice approvals in finance, ticket routing in support, lead scoring in sales, and onboarding workflows in HR. AI-powered business software platforms allow those workflows to evolve from rule-based automation ... Read More
Posted yesterday by Nathan Rowan
AI-powered business software platforms vary wildly in maturity. Some vendors offer genuinely integrated intelligence with strong controls. Others add “AI” as a surface feature without governance, transparency, or operational reliability. For buyers, the challenge is ... Read More
Posted Feb 26 2026 by Nathan Rowan
AI-powered business software platforms vary wildly in maturity. Some vendors offer genuinely integrated intelligence with strong controls. Others add “AI” as a surface feature without governance, transparency, or operational reliability. For buyers, the challenge is ... Read More
Posted Feb 26 2026 by Nathan Rowan
AI-powered business software platforms are excellent at drafting, summarizing, classifying, and recommending. But businesses don’t just need outputs—they need accountability. When AI touches money, customers, vendors, or employees, trust is the deciding factor for adoption. ... Read More
Posted Feb 26 2026 by Nathan Rowan
AI features are becoming standard across business software platforms—AI assistants, AI analytics, AI automation, and intelligent workflows. But as usage expands, costs can grow unpredictably. Many organizations discover that AI spend behaves differently than traditional ... Read More
Posted Feb 26 2026 by Nathan Rowan
AI-powered business software platforms promise smarter forecasting, automated workflows, and decision guidance. But many implementations underperform for one reason: data readiness. If customer records are inconsistent, product catalogs aren’t standardized, vendor names vary across systems, ... Read More
Posted Feb 26 2026 by Nathan Rowan
As AI-powered business software platforms become standard across CRM, ERP, finance automation, HR systems, and analytics tools, the biggest risk is no longer “AI doesn’t work.” The bigger risk is “AI works in uncontrolled ways.” ... Read More