Artificial intelligence in the ERP context raises high expectations, as significant productivity gains, far-reaching automation and more informed decisions are on the horizon. Nevertheless, many companies are currently hesitant when it comes to practical implementation. This is mainly due to the fact that implementation risks, unclear potential benefits, high integration costs and cultural hurdles often act as a massive brake.
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However, the solution approach is not to replace the monolith, but to modularise it step by step: Using an API-first strategy, external microservices, a clear three-tier architecture and hybrid integrations in cloud platforms, the ERP core is decoupled, supplemented in a targeted manner and progressively relieved - without jeopardising ongoing operations.
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The business software of the future will be fundamentally changed by artificial intelligence (AI). Instead of struggling through complex menus, users will be able to interact with the software in natural language. This development opens up many new opportunities and benefits for companies, especially for SMEs. We can already see how AI makes SAP Business One easier to use with the industry solution for medical technology.
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In today's world, artificial intelligence has the potential to transform many industries and finance is no exception. One of the areas where AI could make significant progress is financial accounting.
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