Top Worktech News From the Week of March 14th: Updates from SAP, ARIS, GoTo, and More

The editors at Solutions Review have curated this list of the most noteworthy Worktech news from the week of March 14th. This round-up covers announcements and updates from SAP, ARIS, GoTo, and more.

Keeping tabs on the most relevant ERP and BPM news can be time-consuming. As a result, our editorial team aims to summarize the week’s top headlines in the enterprise technology marketplace. The Solutions Review editors will compile a weekly round-up of vendor product news, mergers and acquisitions, venture capital funding, talent acquisition, and other noteworthy WorkTech information. With that in mind, here is some of the top WorkTech news for March 14th.

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Top WorkTech News From the Week of March 14th, 2025

ARIS Launches a New Task Mining Solution in Partnership with ProcessMaker

ARIS, a process intelligence provider, has announced details on ARIS Task Mining by ProcessMaker, a new product in the ARIS Suite designed to integrate system and manual processes. The product is the result of a partnership between ARIS and ProcessMaker, which aims to help organizations remove blind spots in their processes, enabling them to optimize their work, increase the automation of key processes, and more. Alex George, CEO of ProcessMaker, says, “Collaborating with ARIS enables us to bring the power of Task Mining and process automation to a much broader global audience. Together, we are equipping organizations with the tools they need to design, simulate, run, and optimize operations and achieve success.”

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Cleo and Programmers.io Announce a New Partnership

Cleo, a global integration software provider, announced a new partnership with Programmers.io, a services provider of AI enablement and technology solutions for businesses across the manufacturing, transportation, insurance, and retail markets. The strategic partnership between the companies will combine Cleo Integration Cloud (CIC) with Programmers.io’s technical expertise. Together, they will provide organizations with tailored EDI and API integrations capable of seamlessly scaling with business operations and their customer demands grow.

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Crusoe Debuts New Managed Services for its Platform

Crusoe, a vertically integrated AI infrastructure provider, has announced two new managed services on its Crusoe Cloud platform, accelerated by NVIDIA. The new services—Crusoe Managed Inference and Crusoe AutoClusters—will equip teams with rapid development tools, agentic AI workflows, easy-to-use UI, proactive monitoring, automated node replacement, streamlined provisioning functionalities, and intelligent managed orchestration. Crusoe AutoClusters also supports orchestration through Slurm, Kubernetes, and other platform services.

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GoTo Releases a Communication Platform for Automotive Dealerships

GoTo, a cloud communications and IT company, has launched GoTo Connect for Automotive, a new AI-powered communications platform purpose-built for automotive dealerships. With this platform, dealerships benefit from extensive CRM integrations, access to modern communication channels, and real-time multi-rooftop reporting tools to optimize outcomes and allow customers to communicate on their preferred channels. This will make it easier for sales teams to prioritize high-value leads, deliver personalized follow-ups informed by practical AI insights, and streamline appointment scheduling so service teams can keep customers informed.

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Phenom and Deloitte Share Details on its Strategic Alliance

Phenom, an AI-powered talent experience provider, has announced a strategic alliance with Deloitte. The alliance is the “next step” in the companies’ long-standing relationship and will focus on helping joint clients unlock new additive value. As part of this goal, the companies will combine Phenom’s AI-driven intelligent talent experience platform with Deloitte’s human capital knowledge and services. This will enable them to equip companies across industries with the tools they need to streamline their talent acquisition and talent management processes, unlock workforce potential, and drive sustainable growth.

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Progress Releases Over 50 UI Components for Free

Progress, an AI-powered digital experience and infrastructure software, has released over fifty enterprise-grade UI components from Progress KendoReact—a comprehensive React UI library for business application development—for free. The release aims to extend the availability of professional-grade development tools to the broader React community. Progress also announced that it’s hosting a two-week virtual Dev Challenge, highlighting the most innovative use of the free KendoReact UI components across several categories.

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QAD Appoints a New CEO

QAD, a provider of cloud-based solutions for manufacturers and supply chains, has appointed Sanjay Brahmawar as its new CEO. Brahmawar succeeds Anton Chilton, who is stepping back after over twenty years of service but will remain available through May 2025 to ensure a smooth transition. Throughout his career, Brahmawar has held several leadership roles at global companies, most recently as the CEO of Software AG. He’s also held several senior positions at IBM and various roles at companies like PwC, FedEx, DSM, and Honda.

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SAP Introduces New Capabilities to its SAP Signavio Solution

SAP, a global enterprise application software provider, has announced an AI-assisted process modeler capability for its SAP Signavio solution suite. With this GenAI-powered feature, SAP Signavio users can enhance the user experience, maximize efficiency, and reduce barriers to entry for expert disciplines, including process mining and modeling. The company also debuted a text-to-process feature capable of transforming textual descriptions into Business Process Model Notation (BPMN) diagrams, helping teams accelerate the creation of process diagrams and transform how they document their processes.

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ServiceNow Acquires Moveworks

ServiceNow, an AI platform for business transformation, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Moveworks, an agentic AI assistant provider. The acquisition will combine ServiceNow’s agentic AI and automation strengths with Moveworks’ front-end AI Assistant and enterprise search technologies. This will help companies automate everyday tasks, increase productivity, benefit from perceptive AI-based enterprise searches, and more. Bhavin Shah, co‑founder and CEO of Moveworks, says, “Becoming part of ServiceNow presents an incredible opportunity to accelerate our innovation and deliver on our promise through their AI agent‑fueled platform to redefine the user experience for employees and customer service teams.”

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Zoho Announces Projects Plus, a New Collaborative Platform

Zoho Corporation, a global technology company, has launched Projects Plus, a flexible, collaborative platform that provides mid-sized and large organizations with data- and intelligence-driven project management capabilities. Projects Plus leverages the native integration of four Zoho applications—Projects, WorkDrive, Analytics, and Sprints—to provide teams with asynchronous collaboration, seamless file management, real-time business intelligence, and Agile or Waterfall workflows. The Projects Plus offering can integrate with third-party software like Microsoft Office 365, Google Workspace, and other tools.

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Evolving ERP – Soft Skills in the Age of AI

In the latest episode of Evolving ERP, hosts Dan Aldridge and Judith O’Callaghan discuss AI integration and the growing importance of soft skills. They explore how organizations should focus on their core business needs rather than pursuing every new technological trend, emphasizing that technology should enable business success rather than become a distraction. Both experts highlight the value of understanding business concepts over specific technical implementations.

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Exploring the Edge of AI – Where AI Meets the Road (with Derek Collison and Justyna Bak)

In this episode of The Digital Analyst, John Santaferraro interviews Derek Collison and Justyna Bak from Synadia about AI at the edge. Their conversation covers how edge computing is becoming the next frontier for AI innovation, especially as latency-sensitive applications require local processing power. They also explore how Synadia’s technology enables “nomadic applications” that seamlessly move between cloud and edge environments while maintaining security and connectivity.

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6 Reasons to Integrate Trading Partners Across an End-to-End Digital Supply Chain Network

Henry Ames, the General Manager of Logistics Orchestration at TraceLink, outlines six reasons companies should integrate trading partners across their end-to-end digital supply chain networks. In his article, Ames also recaps the current state of supply chains, the challenges supply chains are experiencing, and where the next step of supply chain innovation will come from.

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