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The true cost of public-sector ERP
Too often, ERP is treated as a mere IT procurement exercise, rather than the complex, organisation-wide transformation it truly is. To deliver value, public bodies must look beyond vendor demos and licensing fees – to fully assess people, processes, data and readiness, as well.
Read MoreUnit4 UK User Group Conference 2025: Innovation in Action
Every year, the Unit4 User Group Conference brings together a vibrant community of users, partners and product experts to exchange knowledge. The Embridge team was proud to join the action, taking part in deep-dive sessions, real-world case studies, and candid conversations with fellow attendees.
Read MoreThe hidden costs of traditional integration
From cloud services to ERP, the goal is clear: better efficiency, stronger strategy, and results through innovation. The issue is that, whilst 90% of companies are already actively engaged with technologies like AI, and platforms like AWS and Microsoft Azure, most efforts to enhance technological capabilities are still hindered by outdated strategies for integration.
Read MoreHow managed integration could accelerate your digital strategy
With 90% of organisations deep into digital transformation – and global tech spend forecast to hit $3.9 trillion by 2027, according to McKinsey – it’s clear the appetite for innovation isn’t slowing down. This is where managed integration services like our new LEO platform step in. Transforming more than a company’s tech capabilities, LEO enhances both the pace and potential of digital change.
Read MorePeople Powered, AI Driven: Highlights from Unit4 UKI X4U 2025
On 20th May, the Embridge team joined over 400 Unit4 customers, partners, and industry peers at the UKI X4U event in Birmingham. With this year’s theme – People Powered, AI Driven – the day was a showcase of the latest innovations shaping the future of enterprise technology, with a strong focus on outcomes, transformation, and intelligent enablement.
Read MorePutting People at the Heart of Digital Transformation Leads to Greater Success – But What Does This Really Mean?
Despite widespread digital transformation investment, success rates remain staggeringly low. According to a 2024 KPMG and Forrester study on public-sector transformation, for instance, just 17% of decision-makers who have adopted digital solutions to transform their services consider the move to be completely successful. Failures are most often attributed to a lack of strategy, skills and budget, as well as process inefficiencies and governance. At its core, however, the challenges all boil down to people.
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