The editors at Solutions Review have curated this list of the most noteworthy WorkTech news from the week of June 30th. This round-up covers announcements and updates from companies like Jitterbit, IBM, Mendix, and more.

Keeping tabs on the most relevant ERP and BPM news can be time-consuming. As a result, our editorial team aims to summarize the week’s top headlines in the enterprise technology marketplace. The Solutions Review editors will compile a weekly round-up of vendor product news, mergers and acquisitions, venture capital funding, talent acquisition, and other noteworthy WorkTech information. With that in mind, here is some of the top WorkTech news for June 30th.

Top WorkTech News From the Week of June 30th, 2023

Apptio Announces a New Integration with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)

Apptio—a technology spend and value management company—has announced its latest integration with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). The new integration combines Apptio’s cloud cost management expertise with OCI’s service to help businesses understand, visualize, and optimize their cloud-based environments through direct access to Apptio’s Cloudability product suite. The integration is scheduled to be completed in late 2023.

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Boomi Releases its Platform on the AWS Marketplace

Boomi—an intelligent connectivity and automation solution provider—has announced that the Boomi platform is now available as an intelligent automation solution in the AWS Marketplace. Now that Boomi’s Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS) platform is on the Marketplace, AWS customers can use Boomi’s low-code platform to accelerate automation initiatives by connecting and integrating data sources, systems, and applications across the enterprise.

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Fly.io Raises $70 Million in a Series C Funding Round

Fly.io, a tech startup offering a platform for running full-stack apps, has raised $70 million in a Series C funding round, bringing the company’s total valuation to $467 million. The funding was led by EQT Ventures with additional participation from existing investors Andreessen Horowitz, Dell Technologies Capital, and Intel Capital. Fly.io plans to use the new capital to continue to develop its platform, invest in advanced storage capabilities, expand security features, and more.

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IBM Reveals Plans to Acquire Apptio

IBM has entered into a definitive agreement with Vista Equity Partners to acquire Apptio—a financial and operational IT management and optimization (FinOps) software provider—for $4.6 billion. The acquisition will help IBM advance its IT automation capabilities, expand its hybrid cloud investment, and enable enterprise businesses to deliver deeper business value across their technology investments. The transaction is expected to close in the latter half of the year.

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Jitterbit Releases New Updates for its Low-Code Application Development Platform

Jitterbit, a low-code automation solution provider, has announced the latest version of Vinyl, its low-code application development platform. The updated version introduces new features to expedite enterprise application development and streamline developing and adding elements. New features include updates to the Live Designer editor tool, security improvements, “advanced intelligent wizards” to automate developer workflows faster, and infrastructure and hosting enhancements.

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Mendix Announces the General Availability of Mendix 10

Mendix—a Siemens business and global provider of enterprise application development solutions—has announced the general availability of Mendix 10, the latest release of its low-code platform. The new update introduces multiple features to help users meet the demand for software, prepare for composability, and more. Updates include expanded AI and machine learning capabilities; new tools for fostering business-IT collaboration; more cloud deployment options; a streamlined development experience; and a revamped approach to governance and control.

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The Project Management Institute and Oracle Detail a New Collaboration

The Project Management Institute and Oracle Construction and Engineering have announced a new collaboration that will enable them to support professionals in the construction and asset-intensive sectors. The partnership will integrate Oracle resources into The Project Management Institute’s existing Construction Professional in Built Environment Projects (PMI-CO) coursework and certification program. Additionally, the companies will participate in joint events, roundtables, programs, and webinars.

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Expert Insights Section

Watch this space each week as the Solutions Review editors will use it to share new articles from the Expert Insights Series, Contributed Shorts videos, Expert Roundtable videos, event replays, and other curated content to help you gain a forward-thinking analysis and remain on-trend with changing industry expectations. All to meet the demand for what its editors do best: bring industry experts together to publish the web’s leading insights for enterprise technology practitioners.

The Best AI Certification Programs for Business Managers

As Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology continues to become a juggernaut presence in nearly every industry, there’s never been a better or more critical time to outfit yourself with an up-to-date understanding of the technology. With that in mind, we’ve compiled this list of the best AI certification programs business professionals can take to improve their expertise, broaden their skills, stay on top of the newest emerging trends and tools in the AI landscape, and advance their careers.

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As part of Solutions Review’s Premium Content Series, Mike Bradford, the Strategic Business Development Director at DELMIA, gives an in-depth review of what a Manufacturing Execution System (MES) is, explains why it’s an essential tool for manufacturers to consider, and outlines some of the critical differences between Manufacturing Operations Management (MOM) and MES solutions.

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Harnessing Industry-Specific AI Models to Improve AI Accuracy, by Assaf Melochna of Aquant

As part of Solutions Review’s Premium Content Series, Assaf Melochna, the President & Co-Founder of Aquant, explains how companies can use industry-specific AI models to improve the accuracy of their AI efforts. In the article, Melochna explores industry-specific AI models’ ability to learn over time, adapt to real-world feedback, leverage subject matter expertise, integrate multiple data sources, improve accuracy, and more.

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The editors at Solutions Review have curated this list of the most noteworthy WorkTech news from the week of June 23rd. This round-up covers announcements and updates from companies like OutSystems, IFS, Unanet, and more.

Keeping tabs on the most relevant ERP and BPM news can be time-consuming. As a result, our editorial team aims to summarize the week’s top headlines in the enterprise technology marketplace. The Solutions Review editors will compile a weekly round-up of vendor product news, mergers and acquisitions, venture capital funding, talent acquisition, and other noteworthy WorkTech information. With that in mind, here is some of the top WorkTech news for June 23rd.

Top WorkTech News From the Week of June 23rd, 2023

Fortis Acquires SmartPay, an Embedded Payment Solution Provider

Fortis, a commerce technology provider, has acquired SmartPay, an embedded payment solution provider with solid connections in the enterprise software and ERP ecosystems. The acquisition will provide Fortis with a team of integrated payments professionals and help the company strengthen its ability to serve scaling businesses in complex businesses. Mike Sheffey and Nate Schloss, the SmartPay founders and former managing partners, will join Fortis’ leadership team as part of the acquisition.

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IFS Expands its FSM Capabilities with Acquisition of Poka

IFS has announced its acquisition of Poka, a Quebec-based provider of a connected worker platform. Poka provides factory and field workers in the manufacturing industry with a hub of operational knowledge to help workers improve how they learn, share, and collaborate on the production floor. The acquisition will allow IFS to extend its capabilities, digitally connect workers across the end-to-end value chain in its core industries, and equip its factory and field worker users with the resources they need to work smarter and safer while boosting productivity and efficiency.

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Mendix Details the New AI Capabilities Coming in Mendix 10

Mendix, a modern enterprise application development solution, has announced details on the new AI and machine learning capabilities coming to its platform when Mendix 10 releases later this month. The new functionalities will expand the scope of Mendix’s AI-enabled application development, allow enterprises to seamlessly integrate AI use cases with low-code applications, streamline the deployment of AI-enhanced low-code applications, and more. These features will be available when Mendix 10 becomes available on June 27th.

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Cognizant Extends its Relationship with Orkla

Cognizant has announced that it has extended its relationship with Orkla, an industrial investment company. The two companies have partnered on several digital transformation projects across markets since 2013. As part of their extended partnership, Cognizant will help Orkla IT move toward a “future operating model” that represents a modern, agile way to deliver IT services to clients, enabling greater capacity and flexibility in managing projects and resources. The enhancements will also allow the companies to innovate on their SAP and infrastructure services.

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OutSystems Announces Its Roadmap for Generative AI Capabilities

OutSystems, a global application development solutions provider, has announced several new AI features, including the general availability of a new connector for Azure OpenAI and information on its roadmap for a suite of generative AI Capabilities. The Azure OpenAI connector, built jointly with Microsoft, will make it easier for users to build AI-powered applications with low-code. Meanwhile, OutSystems’ generative AI roadmap includes an AI-powered app editor that offers ongoing suggestions, instant app generation using conversational prompts, an extensive ecosystem of connectors, and real-time, full-stack visual representations of app changes.

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Unanet Introduces New Accounts Receivable Automation Functionalities

Unanet—a project-based ERP and CRM provider for architecture and engineering (AE) industries—has announced several new automated accounts receivable (AR) functionalities to help AE businesses streamline, accelerate, and error-proof manual processes. The new features are available on Unanet’s AR Automation platform, formerly Unanet Pay, and will help companies to reduce time-consuming processes (i.e., printing and mailing invoices), get deeper visibility into collections, accept digital payments, and improve the overall accuracy of collections activities, resulting in increased cash flow, faster invoice-to-cash cycles, and more.

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Expert Insights Section

Watch this space each week as the Solutions Review editors will use it to share new articles from the Expert Insights Series, Contributed Shorts videos, Expert Roundtable videos, event replays, and other curated content to help you gain a forward-thinking analysis and remain on-trend with changing industry expectations. All to meet the demand for what its editors do best: bring industry experts together to publish the web’s leading insights for enterprise technology practitioners.

Five Reasons to Embrace a Networked Supply Chain, by Jason Tham of Nulogy

As part of Solutions Review’s Premium Content Series, Jason Tham, the co-founder and CEO of Nulogy, outlines five reasons companies should embrace a networked supply chain. In the article, Tham says that networked supply chains can provide increased data visibility, more flexibility in responding to market trends, better resource utilization, stronger resilience to disruptions, and enhanced innovation.

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The Time is Now: Smart Manufacturers Make Moves to Invest in Cloud Technologies, by Stu Johnson of Rootstock Software

As part of Solutions Review’s Premium Content Series, Stu Johnson, the Vice President of Product Marketing at Rootstock Software, explains why smart manufacturers should invest in cloud technologies. In the article, Johnson says that cloud technologies can help manufacturers create comprehensive signal chains, improve access to valuable data, meet customer demand, and more.

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How Process Mining in Healthcare Can Improve the Employee and Patient Experience, by Grace Nam of Laserfiche

As part of Solutions Review’s Premium Content Series, Grace Nam, the Strategic Solutions Manager at Laserfiche, explains how process mining in healthcare can help organizations improve employee and patient experiences by extracting valuable insights from data, streamlining processes, optimizing data handling, and improving overall outcomes.

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How MSPs Can Responsibly Leverage AI Technology, by Ray Meiring of QorusDocs

As part of Solutions Review’s Premium Content Series, Ray Meiring, the CEO and co-founder of QorusDocs, explains how Managed Service Providers (MSPs) can responsibly implement and use AI technologies in their processes. In the article, Meiring talks about what AI can offer to MSPs and identifies some of the challenges involved with AI adoption.

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The editors at Solutions Review have curated this list of the most noteworthy WorkTech news from the week of June 16th. This round-up covers announcements and updates from companies like Pega, Accenture, Oracle, and more.

Keeping tabs on the most relevant ERP and BPM news can be time-consuming. As a result, our editorial team aims to summarize the week’s top headlines in the enterprise technology marketplace. The Solutions Review editors will compile a weekly round-up of vendor product news, mergers and acquisitions, venture capital funding, talent acquisition, and other noteworthy WorkTech information. With that in mind, here is some of the top WorkTech news for June 16th.

Top WorkTech News From the Week of June 16th, 2023

Accenture Announces a $3 Billion Investment in its Data and AI Practices

Accenture has announced that it will make a $3 billion investment in its data and AI practices over the next three years. The investment will help clients across all industries advance and use emerging AI technologies to achieve more significant growth, efficiency, and resilience for their companies. The advancements to its Data & AI practice include new industry solutions and pre-built models to help clients drive value. Accenture will also double its AI talent to 80,000 people through additional hiring, acquisitions, and training programs as part of the investment.

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Appian Strengthens its AI Roadmap with New Functionalities

Appian, a process automation solution provider, has announced details on its expanded strategy and roadmap for implementing generative AI into the Appian Platform. The announcement includes launching two new AI plug-ins to the Appian AppMarket: Appian Azure OpenAI Connected System and Appian Pinecone Connected System. These low-code plug-ins will help users connect to Azure’s OpenAI Service, combine generative AI with enterprise-grade data security, query Appian document knowledge bases, retrieve intelligent results based on the semantic meaning of their queries, and more.

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Epicor Appoints a New Chief Product and Technology Officer

Epicor, a global provider of industry-specific enterprise software, has appointed Vaibhav Vohra as its Chief Product and Technology Officer. The appointment means Epicor’s Product Development and Management teams will be unified under Vohra’s leadership, enabling the company to continue delivering customer-centric SaaS solutions via AI, automation, and design innovations. Vohra is replacing Bill Wilson, who spent the last year serving as Chief Technology Officer and will continue to serve as a technical advisor for Epicor’s products and customer initiatives.

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HCLTech and Google Cloud Expand Their Strategic Partnership

HCLTech, a global technology company, has expanded its strategic partnership with Google Cloud to help enterprises leverage generative AI technologies. As part of the expansion, HCLTech will develop a Google Cloud Generative AI Center of Excellence (GenAI CoE) to develop joint solutions that enable clients to realize the potential of generative AI. Additionally, HCLTech plans to train over 18,000 experts to help companies implement Google Cloud’s generative AI models.

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IFS Collaborates with HOIST to Deliver a New Mid-Market Service Offering

IFS, a global enterprise applications company, has partnered with HOIST, a strategic partner in the IFS Ecosystem, to develop and deliver FLEXPLUS. This mid-market specialized service offering will help drive customer satisfaction in IFS’ customer base. FLEXPLUS is a “flexible lifecycle support program” available to mid-size IFS customers worldwide and is specifically tailored to help businesses that require high-touch, low-volume engagement with IFS experts.

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NetSuite Announces a New Account Reconciliation Solution

Oracle NetSuite has announced NetSuite Account Reconciliation, a new solution to help companies streamline the balance sheet account reconciliation process. The new solution is seamlessly integrated with NetSuite’s cloud-based ERP suite. It is designed to give customers the tools to standardize and automate the reconciliation process, produce more accurate financial statements, strengthen internal financial controls, and drive a faster close. Functionalities include 20 pre-built reconciliation templates, a transaction matching engine, and a secure document repository to help teams safeguard their reconciliations from alterations or losses.

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Oracle Details its Plan for Developing Generative AI Services

Oracle has announced details on its plan to develop generative AI services for organizations worldwide. These generative AI services are developed in collaboration with Cohere—an enterprise AI platform—and will help businesses improve decision-making, enhance customer experiences, and automate end-to-end business processes. The services will be built on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), leverage the company’s Supercluster capabilities, and provide additional “security, performance, and value” to companies across industries.

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Parsec Automation Introduces the Latest Edition of its TrakSYS Solution

Parsec Automation, an operations management software provider, has announced the wide release of TrakSYS 12, the newest version of its manufacturing execution system (MES) software. The update introduces several new features to the platform, including Connect, a tool designed to simplify the process of building interfaces between different systems. This feature also includes preconfigured workflows to help address common customer use cases with low-code/no-code functionality. Other additions in TrakSYS 12 include optimized integration tools, a refreshed user interface (UI), and the availability of containers through .NET Core.

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Pega Launches the Latest Edition of its Pega Infinity Solution Suite

Pegasystems, a low-code platform provider, has launched the latest version of its Pega Infinity software suite. It includes new features designed to accelerate low-code development, optimize existing processes, and help clients create better experiences for employees and customers. The launch of Pega Infinity ’23 also includes updates to the Pega Platform, Pega Customer Decision Hub, and Pega Customer Service Solutions, enabling users to develop applications faster, improve customer engagement, optimize customer service experiences, and more. The news was announced at the company’s PegaWorld® iNspire annual conference.

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Pega Reveals Upcoming Enhancements for its Pega Partners Program

Pegasystems also announced details on several new enhancements to the Pega Partners program, which will provide clients with more choices regarding partner capabilities and help fuel partner services growth, improve project deliveries, and ensure positive outcomes. These enhancements include expanding the company’s Partner Specializations program, an enhanced program design, and new offerings in the Pega Marketplace. The updates to the Pega Partners program will be available starting January 1st, 2023.

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Workato Debuts a New Solution to Help Companies Use Generative AI to Improve Efficiency

Workato, an enterprise automation platform provider, has announced AI@Work, a new solution offering to help businesses drive efficiency at scale with generative AI. AI@Work includes several product updates and capabilities seamlessly integrated into the Workato platform, leveraging OpenAI’s technologies, and enabling companies to adopt AI for their automations. Gautham Viswanathan, the co-founder and Chief Product Officer at Workato, says, “With AI@Work, we are making it easier for our customers to incorporate generative AI in their automations, introducing a copilot experience to build recipes and connectors, and, finally, a new way to converse with your applications and data to automate your work.”

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Expert Insights Section

Watch this space each week as the Solutions Review editors will use it to share new articles from the Expert Insights Series, Contributed Shorts videos, Expert Roundtable videos, event replays, and other curated content to help you gain a forward-thinking analysis and remain on-trend with changing industry expectations. All to meet the demand for what its editors do best: bring industry experts together to publish the web’s leading insights for enterprise technology practitioners.

Product Management is Transforming Software Teams in the Digital Age, by Maziar Adl of Gocious

As part of Solutions Review’s Premium Content Series, Maziar Adl, the co-founder and CTO of Gocious, explains how product management is transforming how software teams operate in a modern digital age. In the article, Adl looks into how software team collaboration is changing, the value of adopting an agile mindset, and how product management directly affects software teams.

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Get More Out of MOM Solutions with IIOT & Connected Applications, by Mike Bradford of DELMIA

As part of Solutions Review’s Premium Content Series, Mike Bradford, the Strategic Business Development Director at DELMIA, outlines how connected applications and the Industrial Internet of Things (IIOT) can help companies get more value from their Manufacturing Operations Management (MOM) solutions.

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How Process Automation Can Help Streamline Security Across Your Organization, by Prabjoth Saimbhi of Thirdera

As part of Solutions Review’s Premium Content Series, Prabjoth Saimbhi, the Director of Strategy, Innovation, and Solutions for EMEA at Thirdera, outlines how process automation can help companies streamline their security initiatives. Saimbhi’s article provides a definition of process automation and a summary of how it can enhance a company’s security strategies.

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The editors at Solutions Review have curated this list of the most noteworthy WorkTech news from the week of June 9th. This round-up covers announcements and updates from companies like Mendix, Shippeo, Deltek, and more.

Keeping tabs on the most relevant ERP and BPM news can be time-consuming. As a result, our editorial team aims to summarize the week’s top headlines in the enterprise technology marketplace. The Solutions Review editors will compile a weekly round-up of vendor product news, mergers and acquisitions, venture capital funding, talent acquisition, and other noteworthy WorkTech information. With that in mind, here is some of the top WorkTech news for June 9th.

Top WorkTech News From the Week of June 9th, 2023

Applause Introduces New Capabilities for Training Generative AI Models

Applause—a testing and digital quality provider—has announced new capabilities designed to help clients train, test, and validate high-quality generative AI models. With Applause’s unique model, companies can improve customer experience, reduce bias, and combat some of the most significant challenges involved in deploying AI: accuracy, trust, vias, inappropriate content, and ethical/regulatory compliance.

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Datadog Drops a New Tool to Help Teams Automate End-to-End Remediation Processes

Datadog, a monitoring and security platform for cloud applications, has announced the general availability of Workflow Automation, a new product that enables teams to automate their end-to-end remediation processes. Workflow Automation uses out-of-the-box actions and pre-built templates that users can employ to automate remediation processes across systems, apps, and services. These features will help companies identify, investigate, and resolve service disruptions, security threats, and other issues.

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Deltek Releases the Newest Version of its Costpoint Solution

Deltek, a global software provider for project-based businesses, has announced a new version of Costpoint, its ERP for government contractors. The latest release adds enhanced functionalities, new features, and a “forward-thinking” design specifically built to help clients manage government contracts and operations. These new features include an improved time entry experience, automatic email reminders, updates to the user experience, and new capabilities for its project accounting, source-to-pay, contract management, and small business offerings.

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Genpact and Google Cloud Announce a Collaboration to Help Businesses Accelerate AI Adoption

Genpact, a global professional services firm, has announced that it’s working with Google Cloud to help businesses accelerate their artificial intelligence (AI) strategies. The partnership will also support companies as they learn to take advantage of generative AI and use it to drive actionable business insights. Together, the companies will leverage Google Cloud’s GenAI capabilities to empower companies across industries with the technology they need to accelerate cloud, data, and analytics modernization journeys.

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Mendix Details its New Technology Partner Community Strategy

Mendix—a Siemens business and global enterprise application development solutions provider—has revealed its new strategy for building a robust technology partner community. The new community will help software startups, independent software vendors, value-added resellers, enterprises, and systems integrators accelerate digital transformation initiatives. Mendix also announced an expansion to its collaboration with Amazon Web Services, which will broaden the scope of its cloud deployment and development operations for companies worldwide.

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Pigment Raises $88 Million in a Series C Funding Round 

Pigment, a business planning platform, has raised $88 million in a Series C funding round led by ICONIQ Growth, with help from previous investors Meritech, IVP, and FirstMark. The investment brings the company’s total amount raised to nearly $250 million. The company will use the new funds to drive its sustainable growth initiatives and invest in product innovations, including new automations for collaborating planning efforts, sales planning features, and Pigment AI, a chat-like interface for automating tasks.

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Pipefy Debuts a New AI-Powered Solution

Pipefy, a global no-code process automation provider, has announced Pipefy AI, a new technology solution that combines AI functionalities like OpenAI and GPT-4 with Pipefy’s no-code process management and automation platform. Pipefy AI will enhance users’ process management efforts by providing enhanced data insights that help them accelerate and optimize the speed of building processes. The new tool will also enable users to ask questions about their current operations or data sets and receive an answer in seconds.

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Quickbase Expands its Platform with New Capabilities

Quickbase, an application platform provider, has announced the newest generation of its platform at Empower 2023, its flagship customer event. The latest version of the platform will provide customers with innovative capabilities designed to centralize information and processes across complex business environments. These capabilities include an updated user interface, tools for setting up custom logic for data validation, native integration with Snowflake, mobile dashboards, and scaled solution management, a feature that allows app builders to manage multiple apps as a single unit.

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Riverbed Releases New Intelligent Automation Workflows for its Unified Observability Solution

Riverbed, a unified observability solution provider, has released new intelligent automation workflows for its Alluvio Unified Observability portfolio. The capabilities are powered by the Alluvio LogiQ Engine and use pattern recognition, automation, and correlation to help IT reduce escalations and focus on the most critical issues with up-to-date information that’s sent to IT service management (ITSM) tools. These intelligent automations are designed to improve the digital employee experience (DEX) by helping with incident responses, automated ticket generation from the integration with ServiceNow, security forensics automation, and expanded desktop remediations.

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Shippeo Launches a Transportation Process Automation Solution

Shippeo, a multi-model shipment visibility platform provider, has revealed Transportation Process Automation, a new solution designed to “transform” automation in supply chain management initiatives. The new solution uses Shippeo’s real-time transportation visibility data as its foundation to help companies anticipate risks, collaborate amongst teams, automate end-to-end supply chain transportation processes, and achieve higher performance, resilience, and customer satisfaction levels. The announcement was made at the Gartner Supply Chain Symposium/Xpo 2023 conference in Barcelona, Spain.

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Solutions Review is Hosting Nexthink for a Solutions Spotlight Event on June 22nd

On June 22nd, Solutions Review will be hosting a Solutions Spotlight webinar event with Nexthink. The webinar will focus on addressing critical challenges in complex digital workplaces and highlight some of the ways Workplace Experience—a digital workplace observability and automation platform that’s powered by Nexthink Infinity—can help companies optimize productivity. Alongside a live product demo, the Spotlight event will also feature a Q&A with two Product Managers from Nexthink.

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Tines Extends its Solution Suite with a Case Management Product

Tines, a no-code automation platform for security teams, has launched Cases, a new solution for case management. With the Cases solution, security and IT teams can improve how they track incidents, manage response activities, and investigate security breaches. The new solution will also extend the strength of the Tines platform by helping teams collaborate on anomalies, identify trends, and develop automations that remediate them in less time.

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Expert Insights Section

Watch this space each week as the Solutions Review editors will use it to share new articles from the Expert Insights Series, Contributed Shorts videos, Expert Roundtable videos, event replays, and other curated content to help you gain a forward-thinking analysis and remain on-trend with changing industry expectations. All to meet the demand for what its editors do best: bring industry experts together to publish the web’s leading insights for enterprise technology practitioners.

How Low-Code/No-Code Automation Can Fight the DevOps Talent Shortage, by Venkat Thiruvengadam of DuploCloud

As part of Solutions Review’s Expert Insights Series, Venkat Thiruvengadam, the founder and CEO of DuploCloud, explains how low-code and no-code automation tools can help companies address the DevOps talent shortage industries face. In the article, Thiruvengadam discusses the innovations that keep the market moving, how low-code/no-code solutions will change this year, and more.

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SaaS Management Tools Reduce Software Waste & Provide Unique Value Beyond Initial Discovery, by Sethu Meenakshisundaram of Zluri

As part of Solutions Review’s Expert Insights Series, Sethu Meenakshisundaram, one of the co-founders of Zluri, explains how SaaS management tools can help companies reduce software waste. Additionally, Meenakshisundaram outlines three of the most significant reasons to keep ongoing SaaS management. These include better access control, improved security, and usage data management.

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How to Mitigate the Technician Shortage with Field Service Management, by Brad Hawkins of ServicePower

As part of Solutions Review’s Expert Insights Series, Brad Hawkins, the Chief Product Officer at ServicePower, explains how field service management can help companies mitigate the technician shortage. For example, the article outlines how field service management can optimize a workforce by closing skills gaps, improving efficiency, maximizing technician satisfaction, and creating positive business outcomes.

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The editors at Solutions Review have curated this list of the most noteworthy WorkTech news from the week of June 2nd. This round-up covers announcements and updates from companies like Automation Anywhere, Tech Mahindra, Newgen Software, and more.

Keeping tabs on the most relevant ERP and BPM news can be time-consuming. As a result, our editorial team aims to summarize the week’s top headlines in the enterprise technology marketplace. The Solutions Review editors will compile a weekly round-up of vendor product news, mergers and acquisitions, venture capital funding, talent acquisition, and other noteworthy WorkTech information. With that in mind, here is some of the top WorkTech news for June 2nd.

Top WorkTech News From the Week of June 2nd, 2023

Automation Anywhere Introduces New Generative AI Innovations to its Platform

Automation Anywhere, a cloud-native intelligent automation solution provider, has announced three innovations that add generative AI technology to its Automation Success Platform. The new technologies will help businesses accelerate productivity and develop a digital workforce. Innovations include Automation Co-Pilot being GPT-powered, Automation Co-Pilot’s embedding in the developer experience, and generative AI’s addition to its Document Automation solution.

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Gartner Releases its 2023 Magic Quadrant for Warehouse Management Systems

Analyst house Gartner, Inc. recently released the 2023 edition of its Magic Quadrant for Warehouse Management Systems, identifying eighteen of the marketplace’s most effective warehouse management system (WMS) vendors. The researchers behind the report—Simon Tunstall, Dwight Klappich, Rishabh Narang, and Federica Stufano—evaluated each listed vendor’s strengths and weaknesses and ranked them on the signature “Magic Quadrant” graph.

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Newgen Software’s Platform is Now Available on Temenos Exchange

Newgen Software, a low-code digital transformation platform provider, has announced that its NewgenONE OmniDocs Platform is now available in the Temenos Exchange partner ecosystem. NewgenONE will seamlessly integrate with Temenos Transact and Temenos Infinity, allowing users to manage their content across core banking systems. It’s equipped with capabilities for intelligent content services, access control, enhanced document versioning, and advanced metadata management to support core banking.

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One AI Announces BizGpt

One AI, one of the leading names in generative AI for businesses, has announced BizGPT, a new tool designed to equip businesses of all sizes with the features they need to deploy a unique, intelligent conversational assistant. BizGPT is a cost-effective, fully customizable solution that offers quicker Time-to-Market (TTM), a low Total Cost of Ownership (TCO), multilingual support, and consistent output. The tool can also process unlimited text sizes, so it can support extended inputs and outputs across text, audio, and video mediums.

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Tech Mahindra and WalkMe Detail Their New Partnership

Tech Mahindra—a provider of digital transformation, consulting, and business re-engineering services and solutions—and WalkMe, a digital adoption solution provider, have announced a new partnership to accelerate the digital transformation journeys of global enterprises. Together, the companies will help companies measure, drive, and realize the value of software investments and digital transformation strategies. Additionally, Tech Mahindra’s customers will receive deeper visibility into adoption challenges, so they can identify whether challenges stem from productivity, compliance, and usability.

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Expert Insights Section

Watch this space each week as the Solutions Review editors will use it to share new articles from the Expert Insights Series, Contributed Shorts videos, Expert Roundtable videos, event replays, and other curated content to help you gain a forward-thinking analysis and remain on-trend with changing industry expectations. All to meet the demand for what its editors do best: bring industry experts together to publish the web’s leading insights for enterprise technology practitioners.

How Intelligent Automation Can Help Business Growth Projections, by Beth Homer of SS&C Blue Prism

As part of Solutions Review’s Expert Insights Series, Beth Homer, the General Manager of the Americas at SS&C Blue Prism, explains how intelligent automation technology can help improve business growth projections. Homer’s article talks about the value of filling in the gaps, stabilizing operations the “smart” way, embracing the future of work, and more.

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Most Important Steps To Good Warehouse Organization (And How Data Helps), by Alex Selwitz of Red Stag Fulfillment

As part of Solutions Review’s Expert Insights Series, Alex Selwitz, the Director of SEO for Red Stag Fulfillment, outlines some of the most critical steps in effective warehouse organization. The article identifies the keys to warehouse organization, which include setting up a layout, selecting a storage solution, and managing inventory with various data.

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What Responsible AI Means Outside of Big Tech, by Kevin Miller of IFS

As part of Solutions Review’s Expert Insights Series, Kevin Miller, the Chief Technology Officer of IFS in North America, discusses what responsible AI might look like outside of “big tech” markets. Miller’s article talks about real-world uses of AI outside tech markets, what explainable AI is, the biggest threat to AI technologies, and the key to successful AI deployments.

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The editors at Solutions Review have highlighted the updates in the 2023 edition of Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for Warehouse Management Systems and summarized the findings.

Analyst house Gartner Inc. recently released the 2023 version of its Magic Quadrant for Warehouse Management Systems. According to Gartner, a warehouse management system (WMS) is “a software application that helps manage and intelligently execute the operations of a warehouse or distribution center (DC).” These solutions can help businesses monitor warehouse activity, track inventory, adjust processes, sort products, and achieve more accurate visibility into their warehouse operations.

Gartner also summarizes some of the core capabilities WMS should offer, which include functionalities for stock locating, inventory management receiving, put-away, wave planning, order picking, replenishment, order allocation, task interleaving, cycle counting, packing, shipping, automated material handling equipment (MHE) interfaces, and labor management.

Key Takeaways: 2023 Magic Quadrant for Warehouse Management Systems

In this updated Magic Quadrant, Gartner identifies eighteen of the most significant Warehouse Management System providers in the marketplace. The researchers behind the report—Simon Tunstall, Dwight Klappich, Rishabh Narang, and Federica Stufano—evaluated the strengths and weaknesses of each provider listed and ranked them on the signature “Magic Quadrant” graph, which provides readers with an illustration of each vendor’s ability to execute their vision. The diagram includes four quadrants: leaders, challengers, niche players, and visionaries.

A breakdown of each category and the companies associated with it is below. You can find Solutions Review’s rundown of last year’s Magic Quadrant for Warehouse Management Systems here.

Leaders

Manhattan Associates kicks off the Leaders category with three different WMS products: Manhattan SCALE; Manhattan Warehouse Management for IBM i (WMi); and Manhattan Active Warehouse Management (WM), a cloud-native microservices multitenant cloud WMS. It’s one of the largest supply chain suite providers assessed for this report and primarily focuses on the retail, e-commerce, grocery, footwear/apparel, 3PL, and wholesale distribution markets. Strengths include its innovative warehousing functionalities, its microservices multitenant cloud architecture, and the breadth of its core SCE products.

Blue Yonder is the largest vendor Gartner evaluated for this year’s Magic Quadrant. Its solution suite includes warehouse management, supply chain planning, transportation management, merchandising, retail planning, and workforce/labor management capabilities. Its differentiating qualities in the WMS marketplace include its robust partner network, a diverse customer base, the maturity of its core and extended WMS functionalities, and the Luminate Warehouse Execution System (LWES), which provides orchestration between multiple robotics providers, humans, and its WMS.

Körber’s WMS suite includes solutions for Level 2, Level 3, Level 4, and Level 5 warehouse operations across the DACH region, France, and Spain. Its strengths as a vendor include its strong customer growth, its warehousing expertise, a growing ecosystem of over 100 global sales and specialist implementation partners,  the ability to make specific changes at the software’s business logic level, and the recent acquisition of enVista’s distributed order management (DOM) system, which expands its capabilities.

Oracle offers several WMS solutions, but Gartner’s report focused on its primary WMS product, Oracle Fusion Cloud Warehouse Management. This solution is a multitenant SaaS/cloud WMS that’s integrated Oracle’s other cloud-based SCM offerings, including Fusion Cloud Supply Chain & Manufacturing, Oracle NetSuite, and Oracle Retail Merchandising Operations Management Cloud. Its most notable features include its mature cloud WMS offering, SCM cloud strategies, a “differentiated” user experience, support for a Platform as a Service (PaaS) layer that exposes most WMS capabilities via REST APIs, and its robust presence in 17 industries worldwide.

SAP—alongside Infor, Microsoft, and Oracle—is one of the “megavendors” listed in Gartner’s report. It has over three decades of warehousing expertise and has more WMS customers than any of its market competitors. Gartner evaluated the SAP Extended Warehouse Management (SAP EWM) solution and identified its strengths as its platform strategy for addressing SCE convergence, a sizeable global ecosystem of implementation and consulting partners, and its integration with SAP’s other technology platforms.

Infor rounds out the category with a product portfolio that includes multiple SCM applications embedded in or integrated with its ERP solution. For example, its SCM products cover everything from planning applications to labor management, warehousing, 3PL billing, and transportation. Notable strengths include its continued focus on cloud technology, its developing WMS capabilities, its approach to extensibility, and its global presence, as it has deployed in over sixty countries.

Challengers

Ehrhardt Partner Group (EPG) is a privately owned German WMS and logistics solution provider that works with companies in the 3PL, retail, e-commerce, industrial, construction machinery, automotive/parts, and consumer products markets. It differentiates itself in the WMS marketplace with its 35 years of warehouse management experience, a competitive pricing plan, an innovative roadmap for SCE convergence, and extensive expertise in complex and automated (i.e., Level 5) warehouses.

Tecsys is a warehouse management vendor that offers companion SCE capabilities. The company focuses on the healthcare and life sciences markets, providing clients with industry-specific capabilities, compliance, customer experience, and partnerships with other healthcare-centric companies like Workday. Other strengths include its broad suite of SCE capabilities, a flexible rule engine that’s embedded in the WMS, a rearchitected database that enhances its 3PL functionalities, and its investment in a robotics integration strategy with SVT Robotics, a multiagent orchestration vendor partner.

Microsoft is the only new vendor in this year’s Magic Quadrant. The Dynamics 365 WMS product isn’t routinely sold separately from Microsoft’s ERP, but it is viable as a standalone option for companies interested. The Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management (WMS) product is an appealing option for existing Microsoft customers thanks to its ease of use, competitive pricing, and integration with Microsoft’s broader technology ecosystem. It also benefits from the large ecosystems of global, regional, and local partners that can help clients deploy and enhance the solution.

SSI SCHAEFER is the final vendor listed in the 2023 Magic Quadrant report. Its WMS solution, WAMAS, is available independently of material handling systems and can be tailored to purely manual warehouse operations. The Germany-headquartered, family-owned company has over 85 years of experience in manufacturing, warehousing materials, equipment, and material handling automation. Other strengths include its in-depth presence in European markets and its long-term roadmap for improving usability, sustainability, and modernizing its architecture.

Niche Players

Synergy Logistics is a smaller software company focusing exclusively on warehouse management systems and related technologies, including mobile robots. Its WMS, SnapFulfil, is used primarily in Level 2 and 3 operations but can scale to work with higher Level 1 or moderately complex Level 4 operations that don’t require extended capabilities. Its strengths as a WMS vendor include its scalable seasonal pricing strategy, its collection of video training and remote implementation capabilities, a flexible rule engine that supports no-code adaptability, and the SnapControl tool, which provides additional work prioritization and allocation functionalities.

Made4net is a WMS and SCE solution provider with customers in approximately forty countries and focuses its efforts on companies in the retail, wholesale distribution, and 3PL industries. Despite being a smaller vendor, Made4net differentiates itself with a robust international go-to-market strategy, consistent sales track record, a compelling global partner network, its SCE convergence strategy, and a cost-effective deployment implementation methodology.

Mecalux provides SMBs across markets with warehouse management products and services ranging from manufacturing or racking and shelving to automated MHE, associated consulting on design, warehouse control, and WMS. Its strengths as a vendor include its streamlined product catalog, relatively low TCO compared to other providers in the marketplace, and its extensive geographic presence in Iberia and France, with a growing footprint in Latin American, Northern European, and United States territories.

Generix Group provides clients with a portfolio of SCM solutions with two warehouse management solutions alongside tools for transportation management, logistics orders, replenishment management, electronic data interchange (EDI), and yard management. The company has benefited from a new private structure, which released additional funds to help it further develop its innovation strategy, solutions, and operational efficiency. Other strengths include its seamlessly integrated WMS and MES, model-driven architecture, back-office capabilities, and visual tools.

Mantis is a WMS suite provider headquartered in Greece but has offices across EMEA and North American markets. It has a compelling local presence, customer base, and partner network in EMEA, which has helped the company differentiate itself in the WMS market. The company also benefits from its solution’s visual workflow capabilities, powerful rule engine, seasonal subscription offering, support for advanced customization via scripting tools, and more.

Vinculum once again rounds out the Magic Quadrant with cloud and SaaS-based solutions for omnichannel retail, e-commerce, darkstore/backstore fulfillment, and retail-focused 3PLs. Its Vin eRetail suite can work alongside its WMS offering by providing companies with payment reconciliation, product information management (PIM), omnichannel sales order management, automated marketplace listings, merchandising, and real-time inventory views in stores and warehouses.

Visionaries

Reply is once again a Visionary and offers IT services, including consulting, SI, cybersecurity, and digital services. It provides two WMS products: Click Reply, its legacy WMS, and Logistics Execution Architecture (LEA Reply), a multitenant cloud-based WMS developed in a contemporary microservices architecture. Its notable features include its robust consulting and SI capabilities, its status as one of the first WMS products built on a microservices-based multitenant cloud platform, its consistent release of new innovations, and the ease of integration between its on-premises MHE software and cloud-deployed WMS software.

Softeon rounds out the 2023 report. It’s a smaller SCE solution vendor but has been in the market for over twenty years and has roots in the warehousing vertical. Differentiating features include its fixed-price implementations, its focus on healthcare logistics, a suite of SCE capabilities collected on a common platform, and the other differentiated capabilities it offers, including end-to-end work orchestration, embedded and independently offered WES functionalities, and more.

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The editors at Solutions Review have curated this list of the most noteworthy WorkTech news from the week of May 26th. This round-up covers announcements and updates from companies like Pega, IFS, Oracle, and more.

Keeping tabs on the most relevant ERP and BPM news can be time-consuming. As a result, our editorial team aims to summarize the week’s top headlines in the enterprise technology marketplace. The Solutions Review editors will compile a weekly round-up of vendor product news, mergers and acquisitions, venture capital funding, talent acquisition, and other noteworthy WorkTech information. With that in mind, here is some of the top WorkTech news for May 26th.

Top WorkTech News From the Week of May 26th, 2023

Accenture Completes its Acquisition of Einr AS

Accenture has completed its acquisition of Einr AS, a business consulting company that specializes in high-volume logistics solutions that use SAP technologies to optimize product flows between manufacturers and consumers. The acquisition expands Accenture’s pre-existing SAP capabilities, helping it continue its efforts to accelerate supply chain reinvention for organizations in the retail and consumer electronics industry markets.

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Calabrio Appoints a New Chief Technology Officer

Calabrio, a workforce performance company, has appointed Joel Martins as its Chief Technology Officer (CTO). Martins will spearhead the company’s global technology and product management teams, including its development, cloud security, product marketing, information technology, user experience (UX) development, and product management initiatives. With this addition to its executive leadership team, Calabrio hopes to streamline the collaboration between its technology and product teams.

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Deltek Set to Acquire Replicon

Deltek, a global software provider for project-based businesses, has agreed to acquire Replicon, a unified time-tracking solution provider that helps project and services-centric organizations bring together their project delivery, finance, and HR processes on a single platform. The acquisition will help Deltek expand its ever-growing portfolio of enterprise software and information solutions tailored to the needs of global project-based enterprises.

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IFS Launches its First Product Update of 2023

IFS, a global cloud enterprise software company, has announced the general availability of the first of its two yearly IFS Cloud product releases. The update introduces new functionalities across IFS’ ERP, FSM, EAM, MRO, and Service Management solution, alongside industry-specific enhancements to help customers accelerate digitation initiatives across business operations. Specifically, the updates are designed to support clients as they connect global operations, achieve ESB goals profitably, and optimize their people, assets, and service management.

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Gartner Releases its 2023 Magic Quadrant for Supply Chain Planning Solutions

Analyst house Gartner, Inc. recently released the 2023 edition of its Magic Quadrant for Supply Chain Planning, identifying twenty of the marketplace’s most significant supply chain planning (SCP) vendors. The researchers behind the report—Pia Orup Lund, Tim Payne, Janet Suleski, Joe Graham, Caleb Thomson, and Amber Salley—evaluated each listed vendor’s strengths and weaknesses and ranked them on the signature “Magic Quadrant” graph.

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Infosys Debuts a Suite of New AI-First Solutions

Infosys, a global provider of digital services and consulting, has announced Infosys Topaz, an AI-first suite of services, solutions, and platforms that use generative AI technologies. These tools will help amplify the potential of enterprises, communities, and the people in them to utilize the “next generation” of opportunities to create additional business value, accelerate growth, develop connected ecosystems, unlock efficiencies at scale, reimagine business processes, and more.

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Oracle Introduces a New Suite of Solutions for Government Agencies

Oracle has announced Oracle NetSuite for Government, a new suite of cloud-based solutions designed to meet the needs of small-to-midsize state and local government agencies. NetSuite for Government provides agencies with a single integrated suite of streamlined accounting, payroll, planning, budgeting, grants management, human resource management, and other capabilities for increasing automation, transparency, and operational efficiency. The suite also has built-in industry-specific functionalities, like Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB) reporting tools, so that organizations can reduce manual workloads.

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OutSystems Appoints a New Chief Marketing Officer

OutSystems, a global provider of high-performance application development solutions, has appointed Christine Nurnberger as Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) and added her to its executive leadership team. Nurnberger has over two decades of experience leading high-performing teams in the B2B and SaaS industries. As OutSystems’ CMO, Nurnberger will be responsible for developing, implementing, and aligning marketing and growth strategies that expand the company’s position in the low-code development marketplace.

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Pega Announces a Suite of New Tools Powered by Generative AI

Pegasystems, a low-code platform provider, has announced Pega GenAI, a new suite of twenty tools powered by generative AI. The suite will be integrated across Pega Infinity ’23, the latest version of the company’s product suite, and will be showcased at the PegaWorld iNspire event. Pega GenAI is built to equip organizations with the architecture and integrated use cases they need to generate value from generative AI. It will become available to customers in Q3 2023.

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Pipefy and ABBYY Release Details on Their New Partnership

Pipefy, a low-code process automation platform, has announced a new partnership with ABBYY, an intelligent document processing (IDP) solution provider. The companies will offer an integrated solution that accelerates the digital transformation initiatives of financial services, people-centric operations, and insurance markets. The integration combines Pipefy’s process automation capabilities with ABBYY’s optical character recognition (OCR) technology to empower non-technical users to create more efficient workflows while integrating cloud-based digital documents.

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Software AG and Aleph Alpha Announce a New Collaboration

Software AG—a provider of integration, API management, IoT, analytics, and business transformation solutions—has announced a collaboration with Aleph Alpha, a generative AI company that focuses on developing and deploying AI solutions in the natural language processing and multimodality fields. The partnership will provide Software AG’s webMethods.io Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS) solution to customers with access to Aleph Alpha’s API, expanding integration capabilities and he;[ing users address AI-based process automation concerns.

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Expert Insights Section

Watch this space each week as the Solutions Review editors will use it to share new articles from the Expert Insights Series, Contributed Shorts videos, Expert Roundtable videos, event replays, and other curated content to help you gain a forward-thinking analysis and remain on-trend with changing industry expectations. All to meet the demand for what its editors do best: bring industry experts together to publish the web’s leading insights for enterprise technology practitioners.

Empower Your Cloud Strategy with Enterprise Automation, by Broadcom

The cloud is quickly becoming a platform of choice for almost every enterprise application. Whether public, private, or hybrid clouds, a cloud strategy provides companies with the flexibility, security, and low total cost of ownership they need. Download this free ebook today for an in-depth examination of the automation challenges associated with cloud computing and digital transformation projects.

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The Top Business Process Mapping Training Courses on Udemy

Business process mapping is a technique companies can use to visually represent and analyze the sequences of activities and steps involved in a business process. However, not everyone is fully educated on the various practices involved in business process mapping. With that in mind, the editors at Solutions Review have compiled the following list to spotlight some of the best business process mapping training courses available on Udemy.

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Enterprise-Wide Digital Transformation: From Mirage to Reality, by Varun Goswami of Newgen Software

As part of Solutions Review’s Expert Insights Series, Varun Goswami, the VP of Product Management at Newgen Software, outlines some of the difficulties around enterprise-wide digital transformation and how companies can manage them. In the article, Goswami explains why companies must address holistic customer journeys, use low-code to boost strategic agility, create an integrated tech stack, and more.

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Field Service Sustainability Gets An Upgrade: How Technology Can Make Net-Zero Goals a Reality, by Sarah Nicastro of IFS

As part of Solutions Review’s Expert Insights Series, Sarah Nicastro, the VP of Customer Engagement at IFS, explains the role technology plays in improving field service sustainability efforts. The article explores topics like the importance of planning technology in field service sustainability initiatives, technicians’ role in reducing waste, and the value of Planning, Scheduling & Optimization (PSO) technology.

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The Transformational Power of Open-Source RPA, by Sampo Ahokas of Robocorp

As part of Solutions Review’s Expert Insights Series, Sampo Ahokas, the Co-Founder and VP of Engineering at Robocorp, delves into the “transformational” power that open-source RPA technologies can provide to companies. Ahokas provides a definition for open-source RPA, how to implement it, and why it can be a valuable option for businesses to consider.

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ChatGPT in Logistics: Unlocking Cost Savings and Competitive Advantage, by Anar Mammadov of Senpex

As part of Solutions Review’s Expert Insights Series, Anar Mammadov, the CEO of Senpex, explains what ChatGPT in logistics can mean for businesses, specifically around unlocking cost savings and competitive advantages. The article delves into the potential application of ChatGPT in the logistics industry and explains how it can benefit logistics businesses.

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The editors at Solutions Review have highlighted the updates in the 2023 edition of Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for Supply Chain Planning Solutions and summarized the findings.

Analyst house Gartner Inc. recently released the 2023 version of its Magic Quadrant for Supply Chain Planning Solutions. As defined by Gartner, a supply chain planning (SCP) solution enables “a company to manage, link, align, collaborate, and share its planning data across an extended supply chain.” It can support various planning initiatives, ranging from demand planning to supply-side response planning, strategic planning, execution-level planning, and more.

The core capabilities of a supply chain planning solution include demand planning, supply planning, support for aligning planning decisions across the enterprise, and support for financial impact analysis and planning. Optional capabilities include advanced analytics, AI, digital supply chain twins, supply chain design and modeling, continuous planning, supply chain segmentation, and multienterprise planning.

What’s Changed: 2023 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Supply Chain Planning Solutions

In this updated Magic Quadrant, Gartner identifies twenty of the most significant Supply Chain Planning solution providers in the marketplace. The researchers behind the report—Pia Orup Lund, Tim Payne, Janet Suleski, Joe Graham, Caleb Thomson, and Amber Salley—evaluated the strengths and weaknesses of each provider listed and ranked them on the signature “Magic Quadrant” graph, which provides readers with an illustration of each vendor’s ability to execute their vision. The diagram includes four quadrants: leaders, challengers, niche players, and visionaries.

A breakdown of each category and the companies associated with it is below. You can find Solutions Review’s rundown of last year’s Magic Quadrant for Supply Chain Planning Solutions here.

Leaders

Kinaxis is once again a Leader in Gartner’s report. Its RapidResponse solution is primarily used by midsize to large enterprises in the consumer electronics, industrial discrete manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and consumer products industries. Gartner spotlights Kinaxis’ strengths as its planning alignment, vision for managing uncertainty, automation tools, and highly ranked capabilities for supply chain, solution extensibility, multienterprise planning, and more.

Blue Yonder is also a Leader in the report with its Luminate Planning platform, which provides clients with end-to-end multienterprise planning capabilities. The company works with businesses worldwide, focusing on larger enterprises across industries. It differentiates itself in the SCP marketplace by emphasizing R&D, offering a microservices architecture, and providing clients with a wealth of planning capabilities, including inventory optimization, network design, demand planning, order management, and scheduling. 

OMP’s Unison Planning solution covers nearly every aspect of SCP and provides its users with capabilities for everything from network modeling to detail scheduling. Its operations focus on large enterprises in process-manufacturing industries across Europe and North America. OMP’s strengths as a vendor include the breadth of its features suite, specifically its scheduling capabilities and attribute-based planning tools. The company also benefits from strong financial results, which reflect its viability as a solution provider for businesses looking for an SCP solution.

Oracle has moved up from the Challenger category and is now listed as a Leader in Gartner’s report. Its Oracle Cloud Supply Chain Planning solution is tailored to global midsize and large enterprises that need support for their end-to-end supply chain management and manufacturing processes. Other strengths include its planning decision automation tools, a compelling vision for planning granularity, and its simple pricing model—based on modules and the number of users—that clients have reacted positively to.

o9 Solutions focuses its SCP efforts on the demand and supply markets, emphasizing larger enterprises in the North American, Western European, Eastern European, and Asia/Pacific markets. According to Gartner, the o9 platform’s standout features include its decision automation tools, data management capabilities, and a cloud-agnostic strategy that allows users to deploy the solution in any private cloud environment or the hyper-scale cloud environments offered by AWS, Microsoft, Google, and Samsung.

John Galt Solutions rounds out the Leader category with the Atlas Planning Platform. The solution focuses on end-to-end planning capabilities for strategic network modeling, production planning, and more. The company focuses on midsize and large enterprises in process manufacturing, discrete manufacturing, and wholesale/distribution markets in North America, Western Europe, and Asia/Pacific. Strengths include the breadth and usability of its capabilities and highly regarded customer support services, a feature end-user organizations value highly.

Challengers

Logility kicks off the category with its Digital Supply Chain Platform, which provides end-to-end enterprise and multi-enterprise planning capabilities to midsize and large enterprises across manufacturing and retail sectors. It expanded its supply chain modeling capabilities in 2022 by acquiring Starboard, a supply chain network design software company. Its strengths include its vision for providing planning support and its capabilities for demand planning, supply planning, advanced planning, multi-echelon inventory optimization (MEIO), and network modeling.

Anaplan is a Challenger in this year’s report. Its Connected Planning platform provides demand planning, supply planning, S&OP, and procurement planning functionalities to clients across the manufacturing, high-tech/media, communications, and consumer products markets. The report cites its user experience, platform extensibility, and year-over-year customer growth as the strengths that help it stand out in the supply chain planning marketplace. Gartner Peer Insights users also named Anaplan one of the most frequently considered vendors for SCP solutions.

RELEX Solutions’ supply chain and retail planning platform is primarily geared toward midsize and large retail, grocery, distribution, and wholesale companies. The company has been investing in R&D, focusing on increasing the availability and richness of data through artificial intelligence (AI). Its notable features include the range of analytics types it supports, its highly ranked customer service, and its vision for data sources, which consists of data from internal sources and third-party data providers.

SAP retains its placement in the Challenger quadrant with the SAP Integrated Business Planning (IBP) solution. It provides demand planning, inventory management, S&OP, demand-driven material requirements planning, and supply planning functionalities for midsize and large enterprises across industries. SAP has one of the largest footprints of the vendors in this year’s report and has a global partner network that comprises a collection of distribution partners, value-added resellers, and implementation partners. Other notable features of the company include the year-over-year growth of its SAP IBP customer base and its broad application portfolio.

Coupa closes out the category with its Business Spend Management (BSM) platform, which supports midmarket and large companies across industries with network design, demand planning, inventory optimization, production planning, and other capabilities. Its strengths as an SCP vendor include its vision for planning decision automation, customer experience offerings, and its focus on network design, optimization, and long-term demand planning functionalities.

Niche Players

Adexa has moved from the Visionary to Niche Player category in this year’s report. Its digital SCP solution delivers accurate end-to-end plans for mid-to-large companies in North America, Western Europe, and the Asia Pacific. Its strengths include its supply planning capabilities, vision for bringing real-time data into the system from multiple sources (including warehouse management systems, transportation management systems, and manufacturing execution systems), and compelling plan for automation, which extends to autonomous planning with Adexa’s AI tools,

GAINSystems’ solution covers enterprise and multi-enterprise planning, with features for demand management, inventory optimization, network design, and supply planning. Its clients are usually in industrial manufacturing, defense, distribution, retail, and other distribution-intensive industries. Gartner spotlights its strengths as its vision for decision alignment, its extensive range of analytics offerings, and its top-ranked customer experience, contract negotiation, selection engagement, and technical support systems.

ICRON is a new vendor added to Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for Supply Chain Planning. Its ICRON Customer-Centric Supply Chain Planning platform provides small and midsize organizations with planning capabilities that, according to Gartner, demonstrate “no significant weak areas.” Other notable features include its collection of analytics offerings and its vision for planning at detailed levels, which combines in-depth, real-time data and data stream with the platform.

QAD is another new addition to the report. Its Digital Supply Chain Planning (DSCP) solution prioritizes support for end-to-end SCP functionalities, which covers everything from demand planning to S&OP, production planning, procurement planning, and more. Some of its notable characteristics as an SCP vendor include its geographic presence—which benefits from having multiple offices across regions and its collection of distribution and reselling partners—and a simple pricing model lower than its peers, making it an accessible option for smaller organizations.

FuturMaster is the third (and final) newcomer to Gartner’s SCP report. With its Bloom Platform, midsize and large consumer goods and food and beverage organizations will have access to end-to-end supply chain planning capabilities, focusing on demand and replenishment planning. Its strengths in the market include positive customer reports, a straightforward pricing model based on modules and the number of users, and its Diagnostic-Predictive-Value framework, which can help ensure that client strategies are understood and integrated correctly.

Slimstock closes out the Niche Player category with Slim4, which focuses on providing midsize enterprises across industries with demand planning, inventory management, and replenishment planning capabilities. The company earns its place in the report with its sales strategy, which led to notable growth in its SCP customer base over the last year, and its vision for decision support management. Slimstock also received positive marks for its simple, transparent, and comparatively affordable pricing model.

Visionaries

Arkieva’s Orbit platform provides midsize-to-large enterprises in the wholesale distribution, process manufacturing, retail, and aftermarket industries with a range of planning capabilities, including visibility enablement, a supply chain command center, demand planning, and detailed scheduling. Its most notable features include an always-on digital supply chain, its vision for aligning planning decisions, and its S&OE and execution visibility capabilities, backed up by machine-driven decisions powered by real-time, event-driven updates.

e2open is the next Visionary listed in the report. Its SCP products primarily focus on integrated planning capabilities, with support for demand and supply network planning. Most of its clientele are larger organizations in the process and discrete manufacturing industries. The company received high marks for its tactical planning capabilities, well-regarded customer engagement strategy, and status as a “pioneer” of the demand sensing field.

Dassault Systèmes is the final vendor listed in Gartner’s report. Its primary SCP product is DELMIA Quintiq, which specializes in integrated planning capabilities across resource types, including people, machines, materials, and transportation. Strengths as an SCP vendor include its customer engagement services, the collection of standardized training programs it offers through the 3DS University, its range of analytics offerings, and its capabilities suite, which covers network design, inventory optimization, execution visibility, and detailed scheduling.

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The editors at Solutions Review have curated this list of the most noteworthy WorkTech news from the week of May 19th. This round-up covers announcements and updates from companies like insightsoftware, SAP, Cognizant, and more.

Keeping tabs on the most relevant ERP and BPM news can be time-consuming. As a result, our editorial team aims to summarize the week’s top headlines in the enterprise technology marketplace. The Solutions Review editors will compile a weekly round-up of vendor product news, mergers and acquisitions, venture capital funding, talent acquisition, and other noteworthy WorkTech information. With that in mind, here is some of the top WorkTech news for May 19th.

Top WorkTech News From the Week of May 19th, 2023

Agiloft and Mitratech Announce Details on Their New Partnership

Agiloft, a global no-code contract lifecycle management (CLM) software provider, has partnered with Mitratech, an international legal, compliance, and HR provider. The partnership, revealed at the Corporate Legal Operations Consortium (CLOC) ‘s flagship event in Las Vegas, will help the companies make strides toward simplifying the complex tech stacks that legal departments face. They will accomplish this by integrating their two applications to provide legal operations and in-house legal users with better visibility, control, and efficiency by automating workflows and improving data exchange processes.

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Cognizant Launches a Platform to Help Companies Accelerate Their Adoption of Generative AI Technology

Cognizant has released Cognizant Neuro AI, a new, enterprise-wide platform designed to help companies accelerate the adoption of generative AI technology and improve how they harness its business value in secure, scalable, flexible, and responsible ways. The new platform will leverage Cognizant’s consulting, advisory, digital studios, ecosystem partnerships, industry expertise, and delivery capabilities to help clients transition into the emerging era of generative AI.

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ContractPodAi Releases a Generative AI Service Hub as a Standalone Product

ContractPodAi, a contract lifecycle management (CLM) provider, has announced that Leah, a Generative AI Legal Services hub powered by GPT-4, is now available as a standalone product. The hub is also available in ContractPodAi’s CLM platform. With the Leah Generative AI Legal Services hub, users can utilize conversational and interactive features that cover everything from legal transactions to M&A, regulatory, governance, and litigation use cases.

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Epicor Details its Vision for a Connected Data Supply Chain

Epicor, a global provider of industry-specific enterprise software, recently presented its vision for a connected Data Supply Chain. It will help “Makers, Movers, and Sellers” strengthen their operations and improve collaboration with partners and industry ecosystems. As part of the annual Insights 2023 user conference, attendees will see firsthand demonstrations of its solutions. These include Grow, Epicor’s data platform; a predictive analytics solution powered by ChatGPT; supplier integrations that span industry ecosystems; and people-centric automations.

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Fortis Expands its Partnership with Sage

Fortis—a payment and commerce technology leader for software providers, marketplaces, and scaling businesses—announced that it is now a recommended payments partner of Sage, a provider of accounting, financial, payroll, and HR technology for SMBs. As a result, the Fortis solution is now fully integrated into Sage’s ERP systems and products, making it easier for companies to get paid, track payments in real-time, create a unified commerce experience in multiple channels, and more.

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insightsoftware Introduces a New Comprehensive Cloud Solution

insightsoftware—a global reporting, analytics, and performance management solution provider—has launched the insightsoftware Platform, which brings the company’s various applications together in a single, unified, and comprehensible cloud solution. With the insightsoftware Platform, organizations can choose the capabilities for effective reporting, budgeting, planning, and controllership. This will allow clients to improve overall productivity, optimize the user experience, share data across channels, solve problems faster, reduce implementation risks, and more.

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Mendix Reveals its Plan for Launching Mendix 10

Mendix, a Siemens business, has announced its plans to reveal the next major release of its low-code development platform on June 27th, 2023. The new release, Mendix 10, will provide users with an improved developer experience, more advanced AI development bots, easier integration of AI and machine learning, flexible multi-cloud deployment options, advanced UI/UX capabilities, and special capabilities to help independent software vendors (ISVs) develop, market, adapt, and manage their solutions.

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MirrorWeb Releases a New Communications Archiving Solution

MirrorWeb, a compliance and digital preservation solution provider, has launched the Insight platform, a new communications archiving solution to help companies manage the digital record-keeping requirements of the modern workplace. Jamie Hoyle, MirrorWeb SVP of Product, says, “We’re extremely excited to launch MirrorWeb Insight, which will revolutionize the archiving space. The platform has been built from the ground up to deal with the compliance challenges of today, focusing on customer-driven innovation to streamline the modern compliance experience.”

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Nexthink Reveals an AI-Powered Virtual Assistant

Nexthink, a digital employee experience management software provider, has announced Nexthink Assist, an AI-powered virtual assistant for Digital Employee Experience (DEX). Nexthink Assist is designed to democratize digital workplace observability by using large language models (LLM) with Nexthink’s core technology and a pre-trained AI generative model to make IT investigations easier to use. Features of the virtual assistant include guided product onboarding, easy platform exploration, custom dashboards, intelligent alerts that notify IT in real-time of issues, and more.

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Osa Commerce and Windward Enter Into a Strategic Partnership

Osa Commerce, a supply chain technology provider, has announced a strategic partnership with Windward, a Maritime AI company. The collaboration between the two companies will allow Osa Commerce to integrate Windward’s real-time maritime insights and analytics into its e-commerce solution, expanding its supply chain visibility and efficiency ecosystems. Additionally, Osa Commerce’s retail, 3PL, 4PL, and carrier customers can access Windward’s technology and use it to make more informed global supply chain decisions.

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SAP and Microsoft Collaborate on Joint Generative AI Offerings to Address the Talent Gap

SAP and Microsoft have announced they are collaborating on joint generative AI offerings to help clients address the talent gap. This is the “next step” in SAP and Microsoft’s long-standing partnership and will involve integrating SAP SuccessFactors solutions with Microsoft 365 Copilot, Copilot in Viva Learning, and Microsoft’s Azure OpenAI Service. These integrations will provide organizations with tools for improving how they attract, retain, and skill their employees.

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ServiceNow Announces its Acquisition of G2K

ServiceNow, a digital workflow company, has agreed to acquire G2K, an AI-powered technology platform to help organizations connect real-time data from across retail storefronts and other physical spaces for a total view of operational data. ServiceNow plans to add G2K’s smart IoT technology offerings to its Now Platform and develop an AI-powered end-to-end workflow solution enabling businesses to act digital and in-store data with enterprise-grade workflows.

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Expert Insights Section

Watch this space each week as the Solutions Review editors will use it to share new articles from the Expert Insights Series, Contributed Shorts videos, Expert Roundtable videos, event replays, and other curated content to help you gain a forward-thinking analysis and remain on-trend with changing industry expectations. All to meet the demand for what its editors do best: bring industry experts together to publish the web’s leading insights for enterprise technology practitioners.

The Top SAP Training Courses on LinkedIn Learning to Take

With the popularity and flexibility of SAP’s various platform solutions in mind, our editors have compiled a list spotlighting some of the best SAP training courses available on LinkedIn Learning. The eleven training courses outlined in this article come from experienced SAP users, are geared toward active professionals and beginners, and cover multiple modules in the SAP solution suite and beyond.

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Using Smart Manufacturing Technology to Meet Regulatory & Partner Requirements, by Anthony Murphy of Plex

As part of Solutions Review’s Expert Insights Series, Anthony Murphy, the VP of Product Management at Plex, explains how smart manufacturing technology can help companies meet regulatory and partner requirements. In the article, Murphy covers the challenges around security and sustainability, how smart manufacturing can help automate those processes, and how companies can vet and deploy these solutions.

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Business Process Management: Six Keys to Success, by Byron Aulick of Docufree

As part of Solutions Review’s Expert Insights Series, Byron Aulick, the Digital Transformation Team Manager at Docufree, outlines six keys to business process management success. In the article, Aulick defines those “keys” as being the involvement of corporate stakeholders, identifying areas of waste, determining what improvement might look like, having a plan in place for retraining staff, looking beyond technology as a “quick fix,” and implementing a change management plan.

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The editors at Solutions Review have curated this list of the most noteworthy WorkTech news from the week of May 12th. This round-up covers announcements and updates from companies like BigCommerce, Pegasystems, Deloitte, and more.

Keeping tabs on the most relevant ERP and BPM news can be time-consuming. As a result, our editorial team aims to summarize the week’s top headlines in the enterprise technology marketplace. The Solutions Review editors will compile a weekly round-up of vendor product news, mergers and acquisitions, venture capital funding, talent acquisition, and other noteworthy WorkTech information. With that in mind, here is some of the top WorkTech news for May 12th.

Top WorkTech News From the Week of May 12th, 2023

Airtable Expands its Platform with New AI Capabilities

Airtable, a cloud collaboration service provider, has introduced Airtable AI, a new solution for deploying AI-powered applications. The new solution provides Airtable users with AI components and an intuitive, no-code interface designed to make it simple for teams to integrate AI into their data and workflows. Airtable AI includes a collection of pre-built components, templates, and prompts that can be customized and connected to support advanced and creative forms of knowledge work. These capabilities are embedded into Airtable’s platform.

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BigCommerce Announces a Partnership with NetSuite

BigCommerce, an open software-as-a-service (SaaS) e-commerce platform, has announced details of its new partnership with Oracle NetSuite. With their collaboration, a NetSuite-provided integration will be available to connect BigCommerce to NetSuite’s business system that helps merchants streamline and automate their financial, inventory, and order management processes. The integration builds upon the existing NetSuite Connector by making it easier for BigCommerce users to connect to the NetSuite solution.

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Bonitasoft Introduces New Self-Contained Apps Technology to its Platform

Bonitasoft, an open-source digital process automation solution provider, has announced the first delivery of Self-Contained Apps technology to its process automation platform. The new capabilities are part of Bonita 2023.1, the latest release of the company’s flagship platform. However, these Self-Contained Apps are independent of the Bonita platform, which provides companies with several time and cost-saving benefits. These include less complex development times, faster application deliveries, simpler application scaling, enhanced development team efficiency, and lower costs for application maintenance.

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Certinia Appoints a New Chief Marketing Officer

Certinia, a platform for services businesses, has appointed Rick Caccia as Chief Marketing Officer. The news comes on the heels of Certinia announcing its rebrand from FinancialForce. As Chief Marketing Officer, Caccia will report to President and CEO Scott Brown, serve as a member of Certinia’s executive team, and oversee the company’s Brand and Creative, Product Marketing, Global Communications, Demand Generation, Digital Marketing, and Marketing Operations. Caccia has over twenty-five years of experience in marketing across the enterprise SaaS, data management, and security markets.

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Cognizant Expands its Partnership with Google Cloud

Cognizant, a global professional services company, has announced an expanded partnership with Google Cloud, an enterprise cloud computing provider. The partnership is powered by Google Cloud’s industry-leading AI product suite. It will accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) by businesses worldwide by helping them create, migrate, and modernize their AI journeys. Additionally, Cognizant will open new Google Cloud AI Innovation Centers in San Francisco, London, and Bangalore.

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Contentstack Makes Several Announcements at its User Conference

Contentstack, a composable digital experience platform (DXP) provider, has announced the general availability of Contentstack Launch. This “first-of-its-kind” integrated front-end hosting service enables customers to build and push front-end code with a few clicks. The news was announced as ContentCon, the company’s second-annual user conference. Also at ContentCon, Contentstack launched the Contentstack Academy and the Go Composable resource site, which will help businesses accelerate their adoption of composable digital technologies that drive digital transformation strategies.

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Deloitte and Google Cloud Expand Their Long-Running Partnership

Deloitte also announced that it’s expanding its partnership with Google Cloud. The expansion will bring Google Cloud’s advanced generative AI capabilities to companies across industries. The companies will build and scale solutions that address the growing demand for Google Cloud’s Generative AI capabilities and help clients solve business challenges. For example, Deloitte’s Generative AI practice will utilize several Google Cloud technologies to bring new solutions to the market.

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Gartner Releases its 2023 Magic Quadrant for Manufacturing Execution Systems

Analyst house Gartner, Inc. recently released the 2023 edition of its Magic Quadrant for Manufacturing Execution Systems, identifying eighteen of the marketplace’s most significant manufacturing execution system (MES) vendors. The researchers behind the report—Rick Franzosa and Christian Hestermann—evaluated each listed vendor’s strengths and weaknesses and ranked them on the signature “Magic Quadrant” graph.

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Newgen Software Debuts the Newest Version of its Records Management System

Newgen Software, a global digital transformation platform provider, has launched RMS 4.0, an upgraded version of its Records Management System. The latest version introduces several user experience (UX) enhancements and expanded security functionalities, including built-in authentication mechanisms that ensure deeper security and compliance. The UX additions include a modern user interface and a customizable dashboard that, together, will enable seamless experiences and unified views of record information.

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Pega Introduces New Process Mining Capabilities to its Platform

Pegasystems, a low-code platform provider, has launched Pega Process Mining. This new tool will make it easier for customers of all skill levels to find and fix the process inefficiencies that hinder their business operations. These new process mining capabilities—alongside generative AI-ready APIs—will be seamlessly integrated into the Pega Platform, providing businesses with a unified solution for continuously optimizing their Pega workflows. Pega Process Mining, which stems from last year’s acquisition of Everflow, uses AI and dedicated algorithms to model and analyze their processes ‘as-is’ lifecycle based on event log data.

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Robin Details New AI-Powered Functionalities for its Hybrid Workplace Experience Solution

Robin, a hybrid workplace experience company, has announced the rollout of new AI-powered automation functionalities designed to streamline the process of scheduling in-office visits, fully automate the end-to-end desk booking experience, optimize space utilization, foster employee connections, gather workplace insights, and ensure people have the space they need to do their best work.

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Zscaler Expands its Digital Experience Platform with New AI Features

Zscaler, a cloud security provider, has announced new advancements for Zscaler Digital Experience (ZDX), an integrated solution that provides users with end-to-end visibility and IT troubleshooting capabilities. The new additions to the solution include AI-powered insights that empower IT operations and service desk teams with the insights, diagnostics, and remediation they need to ensure flawless digital experiences, support workforce productivity, and accelerate the troubleshooting process.

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Expert Insights Section

Watch this space each week as the Solutions Review editors will use it to share new articles from the Expert Insights Series, Contributed Shorts videos, Expert Roundtable videos, event replays, and other curated content to help you gain a forward-thinking analysis and remain on-trend with changing industry expectations. All to meet the demand for what its editors do best: bring industry experts together to publish the web’s leading insights for enterprise technology practitioners.

Why Your Next Business Investment Should Be iPaaS, by Lisa Rabideau of Deltek

As part of Solutions Review’s Expert Insights Series, Lisa Rabideau, the Senior Director of Product Strategy and Engineering at Deltek, explains why your company’s next investment should be Integration Platform-as-a-Service Integration Platform-as-a-Service (iPaaS). In the article, Rabideau explains how iPaaS can help eliminate data siloes, improve business agility, streamline workflows, and serve as the foundation for your business integration strategy.

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How to Reduce Automation Costs During a Recession, by Dan Shimmerman of Blueprint Software Systems

As part of Solutions Review’s Expert Insights Series, Dan Shimmerman, the President and Chief Executive Officer at Blueprint Software Systems, outlines a few ways companies can reduce automation costs during a recession. In the piece, Shimmerman delves into the roles citizen development, low-code/no-code development platforms, and intelligent automation platforms can play in cost reduction strategies.

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Three Intersecting Trends That Power Self-Contained Applications, by Charles Souillard of Bonitasoft

As part of Solutions Review’s Expert Insights Series, Charles Souillard, the CEO and co-founder of Bonitasoft, explains how composability, containerization, and the move to modern on-prem deployments can power self-contained applications. Other subjects covered in the article include enterprise composability, containerization, on-premise deployments, and what the future might hold for automation and BPM projects.

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