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Practical thinking on Artificial Intelligence (AI) autonomy, supply chain insight, system transitions and acquisition integration. Each piece examines the decision, its trade-offs and the evidence needed.

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Dependable Core & operations

An acquisition should decide what the group will share before it chooses the systems

- Each deal thesis (market access, capability, scale or cost) implies its own list of what becomes common and what stays distinct. - Group reporting can run on a small set of agreed definitions, each with a named owner, while the ledgers underneath still differ. - Before the systems plan is approved, the CFO should sign two lists: what the group shares from its first reporting cycle, and what the acquired business keeps.

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Dependable Core & operations

Twenty years with one system: what long-lived ERP teaches about trust

Picture the finance office of a pension fund on a month-end evening, early in the life of a new system. The trial balance has printed, and it is being checked against the members’ ledger by hand, because nobody in the room yet has reason to believe the system. Twenty years on, in the same office, the same close finishes in daylight. Nobody asks whether the number is right. They ask what it means.

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Enterprise Artificial Intelligence & strategy

JD Edwards in the AI era: Orchestrator, upgrades and a dependable path forward

JD Edwards owners are regularly asked the same thing by a board member or a software salesman: when are you leaving? Oracle's own answer is on the record. Its Lifetime Support Policy, effective 7 August 2026, commits Premier Support for EnterpriseOne 9.2 through at least December 2037, and Oracle's support FAQ shows that date has been extended nine times from the original 2025.

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Enterprise Artificial Intelligence & strategy

The board of 2030: governing the Intelligent Enterprise

It is a Tuesday board meeting in 2030, and the pack is thinner than it used to be. The operating review no longer runs to forty pages: the numbers reconciled overnight and the variances arrived already explained. What takes the board's time instead is a single page headed Decisions we delegated this quarter. It lists the price changes software made within agreed limits, the supplier switches it proposed and a manager approved, the two occasions it was stopped, and why.

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