The Enterprise Edge · 2026-05-19 · 12 min
Four major enterprise software announcements over the pastweek - from SAP , Intuit , Workday , and IBM - and on the surface they look unrelated. But dig deeper and they're all pointing at the same shift: enterprise AI value is no longer about which company has the smartest model, it's about which platform owns the operational context, trusted data, and execution workflows that make AI decisions actually stick. SAP is building a governed autonomous enterprise layer. Intuit is quietly becoming an AI-native ERP for the mid-market. Workday is betting on workflow invisibility insideMicrosoft 365. And IBM is making a surprisingly candid argument that most AI transformations are failing not because of bad technology, but because oforganizational drag. In this episode of Edge Bytes , Mark Vigoroso connects the dots across all four - and what emerges is a sharper picture of where enterprise software power is concentrating, and what CEOs, CFOs, and CIOs should be doing about it right now. Stream the episode now, and be sure to LIKE, SHARE, and COMMENT!
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