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Microsoft's Georg Glantschnig on the Inevitable Rise of Autonomous ERP
ERP systems have always promised control, structure, and efficiency. But if you ask Georg Glantschnig, VP of Dynamics 365 AI ERP at Microsoft, that’s not enough anymore. Today’s ERP, he argues, must evolve into something intelligent, autonomous, and user-adaptive—capable of learning from its users, not just serving them.
“Practicality is the new aspiration,” Glantschnig says. “ERP can no longer just support a business process. It needs to run it.”
At a glance, that might sound like yet another AI-era platitude. But under the surface, Microsoft is staking out a radically different ERP future—one powered by agentic AI, consumption-based economics, and a design philosophy that favors human adaptability over system rigidity.
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By Mark Vigoroso, Founder & CEO, The Enterprise Edge | ex- tech CEO, CMO, CRO, CCOERP systems have always promised control, structure, and efficiency. But if you ask Georg Glantschnig, VP of Dynamics 365 AI ERP at Microsoft, that’s not enough anymore. Today’s ERP, he argues, must evolve into something intelligent, autonomous, and user-adaptive—capable of learning from its users, not just serving them.
“Practicality is the new aspiration,” Glantschnig says. “ERP can no longer just support a business process. It needs to run it.”
At a glance, that might sound like yet another AI-era platitude. But under the surface, Microsoft is staking out a radically different ERP future—one powered by agentic AI, consumption-based economics, and a design philosophy that favors human adaptability over system rigidity.