ERP Advisors Group and Gevo Executive to Discuss Legacy Software vs. New Cloud ERPs
Apr 13, 2021
Sunsetting Legacy Software with a Forecast for Cloud ERP
On Thursday, April 15, ERP Advisors Group will host a conference call and webinar on "Sunsetting Legacy Software with a Forecast for Cloud ERP." Open registration is available at erpadvisorsgroup.com/events
Shawn Windle, the Founder and Managing Principal of ERP Advisors Group, said, "We really are in an unprecedented time in ERP where many prevalent vendors are forcing their customers to shift to a cloud-based model. While there have been many years of discussion about this, the transformation is happening now."
Windle noted that clients on legacy software are concerned that their current ERP could lose support. "And they should be concerned," he said. "Operating on unsupported legacy software can mean you don't get security patches, government regulations updates, or bug fixes. You are also missing out on improvements in feature functionality."
The call features special guest Carolyn M. Romero, who is the Chief Accounting Officer of Gevo, a leading renewable chemicals and advanced biofuels company. Over the past 40 years, Ms. Romero has served as Chief Financial Officer, Audit Committee Chair, Audit and Litigation Partner and Corporate Controller for several high-growth companies. She will speak from her experience with several enterprise software migrations on this call.
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