Velosio published a report detailing the stalled middle, including where it sits relative to active evaluators, based on interviews with 151 mid-market ERP leaders.
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28% of organizations have talked about modernizing their ERP and started nothing. That group looks cautious on paper, but the data says otherwise. 57% of stalled organiz…
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Velosio
- Industry
- IT Services and IT Consulting
- Location
- Atlanta, US
- Company size
- 201–500 employees
About Velosio
Velosio is a leading Microsoft partner delivering business transformation through Microsoft Dynamics 365, Power Platform, Azure, and the broader Microsoft Cloud. With deep industry expertise and a customer-centric approach, Velosio helps organizations operate more efficiently, scale with confidence, and achieve long-term success through the Microsoft stack. Velosio takes an AI-first, data-first approach — helping clients move from AI curiosity to production with repeatable AI Agents, pre-configured industry solutions, and accelerated deployments built for speed to value. Every engagement is anchored in measurable outcomes: what improves, by how much, and how fast.
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Velosio published a study of 151 U.S. mid-market ERP decision-makers detailing full numbers on audit prep, regulatory reporting, and insurance reviews.
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