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What to expect at Infor Velocity Week: Join theCUBE Oct. 7

As agentic AI moves into production, the harder question is becoming what enterprises will actually trust it to do. Infor Inc. is betting that industry-specific context can help bridge that gap. The enterprise software company is embedding AI agents, process intelligence and automation into its applications as businesses look for ways to move beyond copilots […] The post What to expect at Infor…

What to expect at Infor Velocity Week: Join theCUBE Oct. 7

Infor Inc. is investing in agentic AI to help enterprises trust and implement the technology. The company believes that industry-specific context can bridge the gap between experimental AI tools and operational workflows. At Infor Velocity Week, experts and leaders will discuss how Infor is applying agentic AI across workflows and the benefits of industry specialization.

Infor has expanded its Industry AI Agent library to over 100 agents and enhanced its Agentic Orchestrator to coordinate agents across multistep workflows. This strategy targets industries like manufacturing, distribution, automotive and food and beverage, where AI systems must understand specialized data, processes, and operating requirements.

Infor aims to provide measurable outcomes for customers by meeting them where they are with AI, offering a clear, simple, and efficient path to their desired results. However, challenges remain, including security, sovereignty, compliance, skills shortages, and unclear return on investment. The event will explore whether industry knowledge and process context can provide sufficient grounding for agentic AI to become part of everyday enterprise operations.

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