CEOs must be prepared to adjust their transformation pitch to the board, says John Appleby, CEO of Avantra. But can hyperautomation drive a better business case, or is it hyperbole?
As talk of recession heightens, ERP balance sheets are being scrutinized to find ways to build up cash reserves. John Appleby of Avantra asks - can CEOs have their cake and eat it?
Do we have a skills crisis - or are we in a state of ‘skills paralysis’? Brenton O’Callaghan at Avantra believes the enemy is a failure to automate.
How can tech leaders overcome competing priorities - and be the conduit for strategic change? John Appleby of Avantra says a systematic approach to automation is needed.
Hyperautomation is coming, but will it solve the great resignation crisis, and deliver much-needed economic growth? John Appleby of Avantra thinks hyperautomation could be the key to both - but the reason why may surprise you.
John Appleby of Avantra, explains hyperautomation without the hype - and the business benefits it can bring to the enterprise.
Avantra CEO John Appleby is skeptical that CIOs are prepared for zero day ERP security breaches. It's time to prioritize security automation.
Log4j pushed systems, customers and ERP managers to their limits. Brenton O'Callaghan and the team at Avantra share their helpful answers to some burning questions for SAP operations teams on the security crisis - both in the short term, and to stay ahead of future vulnerabilities.
Heads up, ERP operations leaders and professionals. Brenton O'Callaghan of Avantra has a wake-up call for you: automating SAP landscapes is not a wish list item. If you're not doing it now, it's time. Here's his five keys to getting it right.
The inherent nature of IT issue resolution is reactive - there has to be a better way. John Appleby of Avantra shares three KPIs that can take control of AIOps maturity levels - and why it matters.
"Seamless integration" is lauded for its invisibility, but is that a realistic goal? John Appleby of Avantra explains why it's time to pay close attention to the seams of AIOps integration.
The term AIOps may be open to interpretation, but the end goal is clear, writes John Appleby of Avantra. Appleby frames the AIOps debate with an ERP automation project view - where critical operations tasks come into focus.
For too long, the ERP team (and its data) has been marooned. John Appleby of Avantra explains why now is the time for CIOs to bring ERP off the island - and into true workflow automation. The burning question: can AIOps help?
