ERP-Connected Commerce: How Leading B2B Companies Stay Aligned
As digital channels grow, the hardest problems aren’t features — they’re coordination, ownership, and data.
This session brings together experts to unpack the bottlenecks behind ERP-connected commerce: legacy assumptions, tangled integrations, acquisitions, and the rise of AI-driven expectations.



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Who This Session Is For
For B2B teams balancing growth targets and tangled tech: building digital channels, managing integrations, and experimenting with AI initiatives that their current systems can’t fully support.
Who balance too many systems, integrations, and upgrades and look for a smarter way to unify them.
Who need visibility from order to fulfillment and tired of workarounds between ERP and front-end platforms.
Who add new channels, regions, or brands and hitting the limits of disconnected systems.
What We Cover
This panel brings together experts who’ve built connected backbones across digital channels, finance, logistics, and customer experience, and know how to keep them steady as AI enters the mix.
Outgrowing All-in-One ERPs
Why distributors and manufacturers outgrow all-in-one ERP add-ons, and how teams decide what stays in the core vs. what moves to best-in-class tools.
Experience Breaks Without Alignment
What happens when pricing, tax, inventory, and order data live in different places — and how mismatches break trust both inside the company and with buyers.
Change Management First
From champions to cross-department ownership, the panel showed how the hardest part of ERP-connected commerce isn’t integration — it’s coordination, expectations, and timing.
AI Highlights Weak Data
AI accelerates the work that’s already clean and exposes the work you’ve been avoiding. Data quality, modeling, and ownership determine whether it helps or hurts.


