The ERP Minute Episode 233 - April 14th, 2026

The episode opens with ECI’s strategic alliance with InTime Tech, merging InTime’s cloud‑native Carto suite with ECI’s Prininista data engine. This partnership streamlines managed print services (MPS) assessments, enabling dealers to generate sales proposals automatically and access real‑time fleet intelligence. By unifying device data and business logic, the combined solution reduces manual effort, shortens proposal cycles, and delivers data‑driven insights that improve customer outcomes—key advantages for organizations seeking faster, more reliable MPS operations.

Next, the conversation shifts to AI‑powered planning and execution tools reshaping enterprise resource planning. Aptian’s Logility Demand AI Plus brings agentic AI to demand forecasting, allowing users to pull historical data instantly, spot emerging trends, and enhance forecast accuracy without extensive model training. Oracle follows suit with Fusion Agentic Applications for finance and supply chain, embedding specialized AI agents directly into Fusion Cloud workflows. These agents reason over unified data, policies, and approval hierarchies to make proactive, outcome‑driven decisions, accelerating close processes, logistics execution, and cost accounting while minimizing costly customizations.

Finally, Salonis announces a deeper integration with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, deploying its Process Intelligence Platform on OCI to industrialize enterprise AI. The collaboration enables process mining, automated workflow orchestration, and high‑impact automation opportunities across Oracle Fusion applications. Together, these announcements illustrate a broader market shift toward AI‑driven automation, cloud‑native platforms, and seamless data connectivity—trends that empower businesses to modernize operations, reduce manual bottlenecks, and extract measurable value from their ERP ecosystems.