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On Thursday, January 5, ERP Advisors Group’s ERP Expert to CEOs & CFOs, Shawn Windle, along with The ERP Minute Anchorwoman, Rebekah McCabe, examined market trends and made predictions for ERP in 2023.

LAKEWOOD, Colo., February 6, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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On Thursday, January 5^th, The ERP Advisor Podcast hosted Founder and Managing Principal of ERP Advisors Group Shawn Windle and The ERP Minute Anchorwoman, Rebekah McCabe, to evaluate the 2022 ERP market trends and share educated predictions for the advancement of ERP in 2023. 

Watch the full webinar here.

Mr. Windle began with an evaluation of the technological ERP trends of 2023, highlighting the advancements of cloud ERP, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. Mr. Windle clarified, “The next 10 years of ERP are going to make the last 50 look like nothing in comparison, as is confirmed with the Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning advancements of 2022.” Ms. McCabe backed the prediction, citing the significant revenue growth of vendors in 2022, “Vendors saw between 10 and 30% growth year-over-year, and were then taking that profit and investing it back into the development of their solutions.” Ms. McCabe further emphasized the commitment of vendors, “Many major vendors are also focusing resources into their services programs to fill talent shortages and encourage easy implementations.” In closing, Mr. Windle optimistically states, “There will be big things from the vendors in the new year, as they aim to deliver greater value to customers, which will be even more important during uncertain economic times.”

Watch the complete interview here.

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ERP Advisors Group Evaluates the ERP Trends of 2022 & Predicts the Future of ERP in 2023

The World Youth Forum announced that this year’s sponsorship revenues will support initiatives that contribute to development and increase the quality of life for citizens. Sponsorship revenues will go to supporting entrepreneurship, food security, empowering youths, migrants, mental health and voluntarism. The projects will be implemented in cooperation with leading international organizations and with WYF National and international partners.

CAIRO, February 6, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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Dr. Rascha Ragheb, the executive director of the World Youth Forum, announced that the fifth edition of the WYF will not be launched in its traditional annual format due to the recent successive global crises and their humanitarian and economic repercussions.

Instead, the proceeds from sponsorship revenues will be directed towards implementing a large package of development initiatives and programs that have a direct impact on citizens and young people, both in Egypt and the world, in cooperation with the forum’s international and national partners. 

The initiatives include:

• An initiative for supporting small and medium-sized enterprises and helping entrepreneurs start or expand their businesses, especially in villages. This is in cooperation with the Ebda initiative for the development of Egyptian industry, the Haya Karima Foundation, the Federation of Egyptian Industries, Entlaq Company, the UN Industrial Development Organization, the UN Development Program, and the International Labour Organization.
•  The ‘Learning to Earning’ initiative aims to qualify Egyptian, Arab, African, and expatriate youth for the labour market and help them overcome obstacles and obtain decent jobs. The initiative will be implemented in cooperation with the UN Children’s Fund and the National Training Academy.
•  A program to tackle the challenges of food security and develop the capacities of farmers and food industries in Egypt and Africa. Participants include the Ebda initiative, the National Alliance for Civil Development Work, the Haya Karima Foundation, and the UN Food and Agriculture Organization.
• A mental health support program for the victims of conflict zones, in cooperation with the Fahim Foundation and the World Health Organization.
• An international initiative to support and empower refugees and migrants and enhance their integration into educational, healthcare, and social protection programs through cooperation with the UN High Commissioner for Refugees in Egypt, the International Organization for Migration, Save the Children, and the International Committee of the Red Cross.
• The World Youth Forum Platform for Volunteers will qualify volunteers to participate in charitable work that targets in-need and conflict-stricken countries. The initiative will also implement many exchange programs for volunteers between different countries in cooperation with the Haya Karima Foundation, the National Alliance for Civil Development Work, the Arab Voluntary Union, and UN Volunteers.

About the WYF

The WYF is an annual international forum that takes place in the City of Sharm El-Sheikh in South Sinai, under the auspices of H.E. President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi, president of Egypt. Four editions of the WYF were held in 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2021. For more information, visit https://wyfegypt.com/

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Eman Salem

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World Youth Forum Launches Large Package of Development Initiatives and Projects

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