Short excerpt from a YouTube talk arguing that ERP systems remain central to organizations and are evolving rather than dying; the speaker notes that ERP often acts as an organization’s "central nervous system," and welcomes competition and new entrants as sources of innovation. The clip frames ERP as important for organizational operations and future direction.
The death of ERP is a conversation for years, decades. And the reality is the ERP system is often the central nervous system of an organization. It really powers where an organization can go, can operate. And so you had a bunch of new folks who are out there looking and saying, you know what? We think there's an opportunity to drive some innovation into the market. We still think ERP is a category that's important, and so we're going to invest here. Now, I don't think it's a bad thing. You know, a little bit of competition is always good.
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