u/Graciemane

Hey r/Infor,

Sharing this here because it feels relevant to a lot of conversations that come up in this community around supply chain ops, ERP integrations, and where AI is actually landing vs. where it's overhyped.

On May 5th at 12:00 PM EST, Infor's Ana Friedlander is joining Jonathan Burch from Orderful for a live webinar on what's actually happening in retail and fashion supply chains right now.

Topics they're covering:

• How tariff disruptions are forcing sourcing strategy changes and whether long-term supplier relationships even make sense anymore in this environment
• Where AI is delivering real wins in supply chain ops and where poor implementation is making things actively worse
• The margin killers that scale too fast (SKU proliferation, chargeback exposure, integration gaps)
• How to evaluate technology decisions in 2026, including what to look for and what to run from in vendor relationships
• EDI modernization and what a realistic path forward looks like for brands still dealing with legacy infrastructure

There's a live Q&A at the end and they've said they'll take questions submitted in advance too.

It's free. Register here: https://streamyard.com/watch/umx2t3DpbBFV

Curious if anyone else here has questions around the Infor side of these topics. Happy to try to get them surfaced in the session :)