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Cision Canada
5 days ago
- Business
- Cision Canada
SYSPRO Partners with Versori to Unlock Smarter, Faster, AI-powered Enterprise Data Integrations for Manufacturers and Distributors
Partnership enables SYSPRO customers to reduce integration complexity, go to market faster, and unlock new revenue - while accelerating SYSPRO's shift to a cloud-first, AI-enabled future for digital manufacturing and distribution TUSTIN, Calif., July 24, 2025 /CNW/ -- SYSPRO, a global software provider for the manufacturing and distribution industries, today announced a strategic partnership with Versori, an innovative UK-based provider of AI-driven integration platforms. This collaboration marks a major step in SYSPRO's vision to become the most connected and agile ERP provider in the mid-market, enabling rapid deployment of integrations and unlocking scalable innovation across its customer and partner ecosystems. Through Versori's agentic integration platform, SYSPRO will launch an initial 25 pre-built, production-ready integrations over the next six months. These will span key vertical systems in logistics, eCommerce, CRM, HCM, and PLM. All integrations will be easily accessible via the new SYSPRO Connector Marketplace, offering customers a 'plug-and-play' experience with the ability to trial solutions before deployment. By removing the complexity and cost typically associated with ERP integrations, this strategic partnership gives SYSPRO customers the ability to streamline operations, reduce implementation timelines, and bring solutions to market faster. In addition to accelerating SYSPRO's connector library, the partnership brings dramatic efficiency to custom integrations. Leveraging Versori's AI tooling, SYSPRO and its partners can now deliver bespoke integrations in days, not months. This not only increases time to value for customers but also positions SYSPRO as a leader in integration speed and flexibility within the ERP space. "This partnership brings a powerful enhancement in capability to our customers and partners," said Jaco Maritz, CEO of SYSPRO. "With Versori's platform and AI expertise, we're enabling rapid, scalable integrations that align with our vision for a cloud-first, AI-powered ERP. It will allow customers to innovate faster and our partners to drive greater value for their customers at high speed." The partnership strengthens SYSPRO's strategic direction under Advent's ownership, complementing its recent acquisitions of riteSOFT and NexSys. Together, these moves reinforce SYSPRO's commitment to digital transformation, operational scale, value realization and market leadership through targeted innovation. "We've built Versori to power the next generation of enterprise integrations," said Sean Brown, CEO and Founder of Versori. "SYSPRO is the ideal partner: forward-thinking, globally scaled, and committed to unlocking value for customers through automation and connectivity. We're excited to accelerate their journey toward an intelligent, integrated future." In closing, Leanne Taylor, Chief Revenue Officer of SYSPRO said" At SYSPRO, we're relentlessly focused on helping our customers and partners unlock growth and agility. This partnership with Versori is a game-changer. It eliminates long-standing integration bottlenecks, opens new revenue opportunities, and drastically improves speed to market. It's a bold step forward in delivering the connected, AI-powered enterprise our industry demands." About Versori Versori is a leading innovator of AI agentic integrations and automation solutions, specialising in complex, niche projects so that customers can overcome traditional barriers of integration. Founded in 2023, Versori has become a pioneer in AI adoption within the integration space, powering customers in a range of industries, including manufacturing, distribution, retail, supply chain and more. Versori is focused on providing digital transformation capabilities to its customers and partners, and continues on its mission to truly disrupt and change the way that integrations are considered and built across industries. About SYSPRO SYSPRO is a leading, global software provider specializing in key manufacturing and distribution industries. For over 40 years, SYSPRO's team of specialists has continued to address unique industry needs and enable customers to easily adapt and grow. The solution is scalable and can be deployed in the cloud, on-premises, or both, and accessed via the web on any device to provide customers with choice and flexibility. SYSPRO remains focused on the success of partners and customers. Our evolving solutions are aligned with industry trends to leverage emerging technology that will enable partners and customers in securing a digital future. With more than 16,000 customers in over 60 countries across six continents – SYSPRO offers guidance and support every step of the way as a trusted digitalization partner.
Techday NZ
6 days ago
- Business
- Techday NZ
SYSPRO & Versori boost AI integration for manufacturers
SYSPRO has entered a strategic partnership with Versori to advance enterprise data integration capabilities for manufacturers and distributors. The partnership will see SYSPRO implement Versori's AI-driven integration platform, launching 25 pre-built, production-ready integrations over the next six months. These integrations cover various industry systems, including logistics, eCommerce, customer relationship management (CRM), human capital management (HCM), and product lifecycle management (PLM). All new integrations will be made available via the SYSPRO Connector Marketplace, where customers will be able to access, trial, and deploy solutions with a 'plug-and-play' approach. This is designed to simplify the traditionally complex and costly process of integrating enterprise resource planning (ERP) software with other systems. The collaboration also extends to custom integrations, with Versori's AI tooling enabling SYSPRO and its partners to provide bespoke solutions in days rather than months. Enhancing capability "This partnership brings a powerful enhancement in capability to our customers and partners," said Jaco Maritz, CEO of SYSPRO. "With Versori's platform and AI expertise, we're enabling rapid, scalable integrations that align with our vision for a cloud-first, AI-powered ERP. It will allow customers to innovate faster and our partners to drive greater value for their customers at high speed." According to SYSPRO, these moves are in line with recent strategic activity, building on the company's acquisitions of riteSOFT and NexSys. The partnership with Versori is intended to reinforce SYSPRO's direction under Advent ownership, focusing on digital transformation, operational scale, and market leadership through targeted investment in technology. Versori, headquartered in the United Kingdom, specialises in agentic, AI-powered integration platforms. Its approach is designed to enable rapid deployment and flexible scaling for complex enterprise data needs. Powering next generation integration "We've built Versori to power the next generation of enterprise integrations," said Sean Brown, CEO and Founder of Versori. "SYSPRO is the ideal partner: forward-thinking, globally scaled, and committed to unlocking value for customers through automation and connectivity. We're excited to accelerate their journey toward an intelligent, integrated future." The businesses say that the partnership not only adds breadth to SYSPRO's integration library, but brings efficiency improvements by enabling faster and more flexible integrations, both out-of-the box and bespoke. The aim is to improve operational agility and customer experience across the manufacturing and distribution sectors that the companies serve. SYSPRO states that the strategic alliance with Versori further supports its cloud-first and artificial intelligence strategy, with digitalisation at the centre of its product and service development roadmap. Unlocking growth and agility "At SYSPRO, we're relentlessly focused on helping our customers and partners unlock growth and agility. This partnership with Versori is a game-changer. It eliminates long-standing integration bottlenecks, opens new revenue opportunities, and drastically improves speed to market. It's a bold step forward in delivering the connected, AI-powered enterprise our industry demands," said Leanne Taylor, Chief Revenue Officer of SYSPRO. The partnership is expected to benefit SYSPRO's more than 16,000 customers worldwide, particularly in helping them simplify the process of integrating different core business systems, improving operational efficiency, and reducing the time required to bring new solutions to market. SYSPRO's move reflects ongoing trends in manufacturing and distribution, with enterprises increasingly seeking to leverage cloud computing and artificial intelligence to streamline processes and adapt to a rapidly changing business environment. The SYSPRO and Versori partnership aims to support both customers and partners in securing a digital future through enhanced automation and integration, with new integration tools and solutions to be introduced over the coming months.
Yahoo
04-07-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
What channel is Linfield vs Dungannon Swifts tonight? TV and live stream info for Charity Shield clash
It's the annual season curtain raiser as Irish Premiership champions Linfield take on Irish Cup winners Dungannon Swifts in the NIFL Charity Shield in partnership with Action Mental Health. With both sides gearing up for the start of their respective campaigns in Europe this is the perfect competitive warm-up. Advertisement The Blues lifted a record 57th league title last season but it has been a quiet summer in the transfer market to date with Sean Brown their only arrival to date while the likes of Joel Cooper, Stephen Fallon, Darragh McBrien and Ethan Devine have all left Windsor Park. READ MORE: Conor Bradley lost for words following death of 'incredible person' Diogo Jota READ MORE: Paddy McCourt's nephew looks set for move to Championship club The Swifts have also lost two key players following their historic cup win with Dean Curry retiring and John McGovern heading to Shamrock Rovers, but Rodney McAree has brought in Sean McAllister, Mal Smith, Peter Maguire, Tiernan Kelly and McBrien. Advertisement It's all set to be an intriguing clash this evening as competitive football returns. Here's more info on the game and how you can watch it. When and where is the game? Linfield vs Dungannon Swifts is at Windsor Park on Friday night, July 4. What time is kick-off? The game kicks off at 7.45pm. How can I watch it? The game is not being shown on any television channels, however it is being broadcast live via the NI Football League YouTube channel here. What they said... 'Dungannon are a good footballing side who keep the ball well and play good football. They're a team that does well at Windsor Park, as we saw in the Irish Cup Final, so they'll not be scared to come here and play their normal game. Fair play to them for winning the Irish Cup, I don't think anyone predicted that at the start of the season. But all players in this league now exactly how good Dungannon are, because we see them up close in the league.' Advertisement KIRK MILLAR, Linfield "There's something to play for there which is a bit of a bonus in pre-season. It's not just a friendly, there's something after the game that you can get your hands on, another bit of silverware. Whether it be the Charity Shield or not, it'll be a competitive game, which is good for the lads, it's a bit of a bonus. And then we play Linfield on matchday one so we'll be able to feel each other out and see how we fare in the first game of the season." KEALAN DILLON, Dungannon Swift
The Independent
23-06-2025
- Politics
- The Independent
Series of public inquiries on Troubles incidents ‘not the way forward'
The legacy of Northern Ireland's past is not going to be dealt with by a series of public inquiries, Secretary of State Hilary Benn has said. He came under questioning over the Government's handling of legacy cases during a meeting of the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee on Monday. Mr Benn insisted that a reformed Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery (ICRIR) will be able to deal with the cases. The body led by Sir Declan Morgan, a former lord chief justice for Northern Ireland, was set up by the former government's Legacy Act after scores of legacy inquests and other court cases relating to the Troubles were halted. The Kingsmill massacre and the Guildford pub bombings are among cases it is currently looking at. Mr Benn told MPs they are working to change disclosure arrangements and to make it compliant with Article 2 of the European Convention on Human Rights. 'In the end, we're not going to deal with legacy with a whole series of public inquiries,' he said. 'We're doing all this work to try and create a body which is capable of delivering justice for all, information for all, answers for all. 'That is what I am trying to do at the moment because of the incompatibilities identified.' He was asked about his decision not to call a public inquiry into the circumstances around the murder of GAA official Sean Brown in 1997. In May the UK Government confirmed it will seek a Supreme Court appeal over a court ruling that ordered it to hold a public inquiry into Mr Brown's murder. The 61-year-old then-chairman of Wolfe Tones GAA Club in the Co Londonderry town of Bellaghy was ambushed, kidnapped and murdered by loyalist paramilitaries as he locked the gates of the club in May 1997. No-one has ever been convicted of his killing. Preliminary inquest proceedings last year heard that in excess of 25 people had been linked by intelligence to the murder, including several state agents. It was also alleged in court that surveillance of a suspect in the murder was temporarily stopped on the evening of the killing, only to resume again the following morning. Asked about Mr Brown's case, Mr Benn told MPs: 'It's an awful, awful case. 'The murder of Sean Brown was shocking, deeply violent, and this has caused immense suffering to the family, to his widow Bridie and to the wider community, including the GAA family, because of the role that he undertook. 'But I came to the conclusion that the commission reformed would be capable of looking into it, and there's an issue of principle here in respect to the court ruling. 'Up until this moment, the courts accepted that it is for governments to decide whether public inquiries are ordered, not for the courts. 'What the courts have tended to say is, this is the test that has to be met, the way in which the government chooses to meet that test is a matter for governments to decide. 'There is a margin of appreciation that is made available. 'In this particular case, the court has decided to order a public inquiry. 'We're seeking leave to appeal to the Supreme Court because of that fundamental principle, which is, courts do not order public inquiries, governments do, and that is very important because of the nature of the mandatory order I am not able to do anything else other than order a public inquiry, which I made it clear that the Government is not going to do, because I believe there's another means of dealing with this case.' Mr Benn said there are five other cases that are in the same position. 'People say the Sean Brown case is unique. All murders are unique and uniquely painful for the family, but it is not a unique case,' he said. 'This is not a unique case, and I would also say we are not going to deal with legacy by having a whole series of public inquiries. 'That is not a way forward. That is why we have to make the reform of the commission to win public confidence. 'To make it ECHR compliant is so important because then you have a mechanism that you can use to deal with all of them and all of us, the committee, the whole team, everybody needs to be concerned about justice for everyone.' He added: 'It is open to the Brown family to go to the commission today, the commission will start work on investigating.'
Rhyl Journal
23-06-2025
- Politics
- Rhyl Journal
Series of public inquiries on Troubles incidents ‘not the way forward'
He came under questioning over the Government's handling of legacy cases during a meeting of the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee on Monday. Mr Benn insisted that a reformed Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery (ICRIR) will be able to deal with the cases. The body led by Sir Declan Morgan, a former lord chief justice for Northern Ireland, was set up by the former government's Legacy Act after scores of legacy inquests and other court cases relating to the Troubles were halted. The Kingsmill massacre and the Guildford pub bombings are among cases it is currently looking at. Mr Benn told MPs they are working to change disclosure arrangements and to make it compliant with Article 2 of the European Convention on Human Rights. 'In the end, we're not going to deal with legacy with a whole series of public inquiries,' he said. 'We're doing all this work to try and create a body which is capable of delivering justice for all, information for all, answers for all. 'That is what I am trying to do at the moment because of the incompatibilities identified.' He was asked about his decision not to call a public inquiry into the circumstances around the murder of GAA official Sean Brown in 1997. In May the UK Government confirmed it will seek a Supreme Court appeal over a court ruling that ordered it to hold a public inquiry into Mr Brown's murder. The 61-year-old then-chairman of Wolfe Tones GAA Club in the Co Londonderry town of Bellaghy was ambushed, kidnapped and murdered by loyalist paramilitaries as he locked the gates of the club in May 1997. No-one has ever been convicted of his killing. Preliminary inquest proceedings last year heard that in excess of 25 people had been linked by intelligence to the murder, including several state agents. It was also alleged in court that surveillance of a suspect in the murder was temporarily stopped on the evening of the killing, only to resume again the following morning. Asked about Mr Brown's case, Mr Benn told MPs: 'It's an awful, awful case. 'The murder of Sean Brown was shocking, deeply violent, and this has caused immense suffering to the family, to his widow Bridie and to the wider community, including the GAA family, because of the role that he undertook. 'But I came to the conclusion that the commission reformed would be capable of looking into it, and there's an issue of principle here in respect to the court ruling. 'Up until this moment, the courts accepted that it is for governments to decide whether public inquiries are ordered, not for the courts. 'What the courts have tended to say is, this is the test that has to be met, the way in which the government chooses to meet that test is a matter for governments to decide. 'There is a margin of appreciation that is made available. 'In this particular case, the court has decided to order a public inquiry. 'We're seeking leave to appeal to the Supreme Court because of that fundamental principle, which is, courts do not order public inquiries, governments do, and that is very important because of the nature of the mandatory order I am not able to do anything else other than order a public inquiry, which I made it clear that the Government is not going to do, because I believe there's another means of dealing with this case.' Mr Benn said there are five other cases that are in the same position. 'People say the Sean Brown case is unique. All murders are unique and uniquely painful for the family, but it is not a unique case,' he said. 'This is not a unique case, and I would also say we are not going to deal with legacy by having a whole series of public inquiries. 'That is not a way forward. That is why we have to make the reform of the commission to win public confidence. 'To make it ECHR compliant is so important because then you have a mechanism that you can use to deal with all of them and all of us, the committee, the whole team, everybody needs to be concerned about justice for everyone.' He added: 'It is open to the Brown family to go to the commission today, the commission will start work on investigating.'
