Blogs

As enterprises scale AI agents, success depends less on adoption speed and more on the strength of the underlying data and governance foundation. Learn how Infor GRC, Infor OS Security, and Infor Data Platform work together to make the agentic enterprise possible.

Food and beverage manufacturers are entering the fifth industrial revolution, where IIoT sensors and agentic AI catch quality and equipment issues before they become costly failures. See how Treon, AWS, and Infor combine to turn real-time plant data into safer products and higher equipment effectiveness.

Process mining shows you where the bottlenecks are; AI lets you do something about them. This blog breaks down how that visibility translates into action.

In healthcare supply chains, seeing disruption early is only part of the challenge. This blog examines why the leaders who are pulling ahead are consolidating data, strengthening sourcing decisions, and accelerating workflows to turn disruption signals into coordinated action.

Discover how distributors can grow margins by expanding value-added services and using Infor Industry AI Agents to streamline coordination, improve efficiency, and scale profitable operations.

Join expert-led Infor U Skill Builder sessions designed to help learners build practical skills, deepen product knowledge, and apply what they learn. Available through Infor U campus as part of your existing customer access.

AI can improve hiring efficiency, but it should strengthen—not replace—the structure behind fair, consistent, and defensible talent decisions. This blog explores why rigor, transparency, and human oversight remain essential as AI becomes increasingly embedded in the hiring process.

Discover how Infor CloudSuite Industrial helps manufacturers close the ERP adoption gap through role-based workspaces, embedded AI, and faster, continuous onboarding.

Lumber and building materials distributors need to modernize to overcome fragmented systems, manual workarounds, and limited visibility across branches, yards, inventory, and customer operations. This fourth installment in our five-part series explores how a connected, industry-specific distribution platform can help standardize workflows, improve real-time decision-making, and build a more efficient, scalable operation.