ERP Talks: Season 1 Recap brings you the most impactful insights, bold statements, and standout moments from our incredible lineup of ERP leaders, experts, and users.

From implementation lessons to ERP strategy secrets, this recap is packed with golden nuggets from:

✅ CEOs shaping the ERP industry.
✅ ERP users sharing real-world challenges.
✅ Thought leaders redefining ERP success.

If you’ve missed any episodes, this is your shortcut to the best of Season 1.

🎙 Hosted by Khaled Ali, CEO of ZConsulto and Host of ERP Talks Podcast.

Tune in and gear up for an even bigger Season 2 in January!

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In this episode of ERP Talks, Khaled Ali sits down with Tej I. Sutariya, CISO and Sales Strategy Manager at IPS Assembly, to explore the customer perspective on ERP implementations.

Tej shares his unique journey of scaling a family-owned electronics manufacturing business, transitioning from QuickBooks to ERP, and the challenges and rewards of modernizing operations.

💡 What You’ll Learn:

Special thanks to our episode sponsor: Esper Strategies, helping businesses craft smarter ERP marketing strategies that drive measurable growth.

🎧 Tune in now to hear how ERP can transform businesses when done right!

Join Khaled Ali as he interviews Chris Milan, CEO of Third Wave Business Systems, to explore the keys to ERP implementation success. With 30+ years of experience across 12 ERP systems, Chris shares practical insights for businesses of all sizes.

Highlights:

Discover how to overcome ERP challenges and scale your business effectively.

Sponsored by Esper Strategies—helping businesses craft marketing strategies that drive measurable growth.

In this episode of ERP Talks, host Khaled Ali sits down with Gustavo Zientek, Founder of Consultare, to dive into the world of ERP implementations, planning, and innovation. From starting with zero customers to building a global consulting business, Gustavo shares his journey and valuable lessons learned along the way.

Key takeaways include:

Whether you’re an ERP consultant, business owner, or just curious about ERP processes, this episode is packed with actionable insights you won’t want to miss.

They called it impossible, but he did it.

In this episode, Khaled Ali interviews Josh Fischer, VP of Product at Cin7, whose career journey spans from e-commerce pioneer to ERP innovator. Josh shares his path from freelancing and building a digital agency to developing ERP integrations that filled crucial gaps in the market. With an eye toward AI and future tech, he reveals how e-commerce and ERP can work together to transform business operations.

Get ready to hear lessons and strategies that are shaping the future of ERP and e-commerce, and learn how Josh continues to push the boundaries in both fields.

In this episode of ERP Talks, host Khaled Ali interviews Armando Huerta, CEO of ITech Support, about the journey from mechanical engineer to leading a company that specializes in implementing Acumatica ERP solutions.

Armando reflects on why the ERP industry “chooses you” and how his MBA helped him diversify his skills, but didn’t define his leadership.

The conversation explores the challenges of ERP implementation for mid-market and small businesses, the importance of resilience in leadership, and how making a difference for clients and communities is at the heart of his success.

Whether you're considering Acumatica or want to learn more about the ERP lifecycle, this episode offers essential insights for business leaders and ERP professionals alike.

In this engaging Monthly Q&A session of ERP Talks, Khaled Ali and Mike Taylor dive into SAP Business One, consulting, and the dynamics of working from home.

Mike reflects on his YouTube journey, sharing why he stopped creating content and considering vlogging as a new avenue.

The episode provides practical tips on maximizing customer support, navigating the SAP job market, and the importance of internal experts.

They also discuss balancing work and personal interests, including the role of video games in adult life and Mike's aspirations beyond consulting.

This episode is packed with valuable insights for SAP professionals and consultants alike!

In this episode of ERP Talks, Khaled Ali CEO of ZConsulto sits down with Kyler Cheatham, founder of Confluential, to discuss overcoming marketing challenges in the ERP industry.

Kyler shares her insights on the importance of measurement for business growth, navigating the ECC to S/4HANA migration, and fostering diversity in the ERP community.

They also explore the role of women in tech, the impact of AI, and effective lead generation strategies.

Whether you’re a CEO, marketer, or ERP professional, this episode is packed with valuable strategies and tips.

In this episode of ERP Talks, Khaled Ali CEO of ZConsulto interviews Carl Lewis, Customer Success Director at Stellar One Consulting & a seasoned expert with over 20 years in the ERP industry. Carl takes us on his remarkable journey, starting from his early days with SAP Business One to his current role working with Acumatica.

Listen as Carl shares:

Whether you're an ERP professional or a business looking to optimize your operations, Carl's insights are invaluable for understanding the past, present, and future of ERP systems.

Tune in now to learn how ERP solutions can transform your business!

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In this episode of ERP Talks, Khaled Ali welcomes Mike Taylor for a second time after a successful first appearance.

Mike dives deep into impactful customizations using Boyum B1 UP, shares his strategies for making customers love you, and tackles the challenges of software implementation resistance.

From his favorite e-commerce add-ons to the ongoing debate between SAP HANA and SQL, Mike brings a wealth of knowledge and practical advice.

Beyond tech, Mike and Khaled bond over their love for fiction books , and Mike shares insightful life advice for young professionals, touching on the power of proactivity, managing ego in consulting, and maintaining mental and physical well-being.