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Top worktech news from the week of September 25th: updates from UiPath, Kantata, QAD | Redzone, and more. The editors at Solutions Review have curated this list of the most noteworthy Worktech news from the week of September 25th. This round-up covers announcements and updates from UiPath, Kantata, QAD | Redzone, and more. Keeping tabs on the most relevant ERP and BPM news can be time-consuming. As a result, its editorial team aims to summarize some of the week's top headlines in the enterprise technology marketplace. The Solutions Review editors will compile a weekly round-up of vendor product news, mergers and acquisitions, venture capital funding, talent acquisition, and other noteworthy WorkTech information. With that in mind, here is some of the top WorkTech news for September 25th. Join Insight Jam, a community dedicated to enabling human conversation on AI, for early access to all the expert insights published on Solutions Review. Top worktech news from the week of September 25th, 2026. Beeline, a workforce orchestration company for the extended workforce, has announced a partnership with Insygna, an Agentic Workforce Management (AWM) platform provider. As part of their collaboration, Insygna's capabilities will be made available to Beeline customers, enabling them to onboard, credential, govern, and account for AI agents within Beeline, as well as the people in their extended workforce. BlackLine, the Agentic Financial Operations Platform provider, has acquired NetNow, an AI-enabled B2B customer-onboarding and credit-risk management solution. The acquisition will help BlackLine expand its Invoice-to-Cash capabilities and advance its vision for intelligent, trusted financial operations across the Office of the CFO. It will also allow BlackLine to expand its strategy by bringing customer and credit risk intelligence into the financial processes it can connect and orchestrate. Kantata, a provider of Professional Services Automation (PSA) solutions, has announced Agent Studio, a new solution for building custom AI agents that aims to help professional services firms turn their expertise into agents that work like their best people at scale. Agent Studio operates as a conversational environment within the Kantata Expertise Engine, making it easier for service firms to convert their delivery standards into governed custom agents. Manhattan Associates, a global provider of supply chain commerce solutions, has announced the commercial launch of Editions for Manhattan Active solutions. The ActiveWarehouse, ActiveTransportation, ActiveStore, and ActiveOrder suite now offers three Editions: Essentials, Enterprise, and Enterprise Premier. With each Edition, companies will receive access to Manhattan's unified platform and AI capabilities, equipping them with the resources they need to scale, compete, and grow over time. QAD | Redzone, a manufacturing solutions provider, has revealed Manufacturing Intelligence, a new intelligence layer that spans manufacturing processes, workflows, and systems. The new offering is designed to help manufacturers shift from asking what happened to answering what the business should do next and then acting upon it. Additionally, QAD | Redzone revealed its plan to combine NVIDIA's accelerated computing and AI with its manufacturing expertise and operational context. Tempo Software, an Intelligent Portfolio Orchestration (IPO) provider, has announced the general availability of Tempo Loop, an AI-native platform to help enterprises move from fragmented AI adoption to an Enterprise AI operating model for coordinating human and AI work. The release will connect portfolio costs and execution to strategic priorities through a continuous decision-intelligence loop, giving leaders context to assess the return on investment in people and AI. UiPath, a business orchestration and automation provider, has launched UiPath Cartographer, a new product that combines coding agents, orchestration, and continuous improvement to replace the tools traditionally used to capture the operational knowledge that automation and AI projects depend on. Specifically, Cartographer will synthesize context from various systems and formats to build an implementable Map of Work for a company's processes. Expert insights section. Watch this space each week as its editors will share upcoming events, new thought leadership, and the best resources from Insight Jam, Solutions Review's enterprise tech community for business software pros. The goal? To help you gain a forward-thinking analysis and remain on-trend through expert advice, best practices, trends, predictions, and vendor-neutral software evaluation tools. This quarterly Mini Jam on Insight Jam virtual event brings together educators, EdTech leaders, workforce development experts, and learning model innovators to explore the human impact of education in an era of abundant intelligence. All-in, Mini Jam Q3, 2026 provides an unparalleled opportunity to gain insights, engage with experts, and stay at the forefront of the conversation on the human impact of AI on education. In a recent announcement, the U.S. administration said all of its documents will now refer to artificial intelligence (AI) as "super intelligence" (SI), as reported by The Washington Post. With that in mind, the editors at Solutions Review wanted to offer a quick definition and rundown of what "Super Intelligence" means and how it differs from AI, if at all. Liane Davey, Ph.D., offers this commentary on how AI is making employees more productive with an eye on the cost-benefit analysis. She says, "While technology can have a beneficial effect on workload by making tasks easier or more efficient, it can simultaneously increase thoughtload by introducing more distractions, increasing complexity, triggering anxiety, or depleting energy more rapidly." In this Solutions Spotlight, a panel of experts explores the key signs that indicate it may be time to modernize your ERP strategy and how to evaluate modernization options without creating unnecessary disruption to the business. Attendees will learn practical approaches for balancing operational continuity with innovation, building a roadmap for transformation, and identifying capabilities that deliver measurable business value. For consideration in future news round-ups, send your announcements to [email protected]. William Jepma. Writer, editor, and analyst. 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QAD introduces AI assistants for manufacturing workflows. The software developer expanded its artificial intelligence platform to automate factory floor workflows and assist equipment operators Redação Portal ERP Sep 23, 2026 T | Fonte: 18px QAD | Redzone, a software provider that manages connected workforce applications across more than 2,000 manufacturing plants, announced a major expansion of its agentic AI portfolio, extending ChampionAI for the frontline, the intelligence layer already running across more than 2,000 plants, into a full roster of persona-based Champions designed to help every frontline role perform at their best. For years, manufacturers were told to accept a trade-off: productivity or a satisfied frontline, but never both. "The frontline is where manufacturing performance is won or lost, and that's where AI has the potential to make an enormous difference," said Ken Fisher, President of Redzone. "These Champions put intelligence directly into the hands of the people doing the work, helping them make better decisions, solve problems faster and continuously improve. We're taking everything we've learned from thousands of factories and billions of hours of frontline activity and using it to make every person on the frontline more capable - and happier." AI Agents Built for the People Who Make Everything ChampionAI for the frontline is trained on the world's largest and most diverse set of real manufacturing behavior data: more than 2.2 billion line-run hours and 5 billion frontline collaborations, reinforced by context from continuous improvement coaches with 800,000 hours of operational excellence experience. This is not a chatbot searching for information faster than a keyword search. It is multi-agent orchestration that draws on large language models, images, video, production data, and machine learning to help teams win the day. Line leads make better decisions in real time, operators stay focused on the line while agents handle mundane tasks, and quality technicians catch compliance problems before they happen. Introducing the Expanded Roster of Champions At Champions of Manufacturing 2026, QAD | Redzone introduced the newest members of its frontline Champion roster: * Line Lead Champion: flags upcoming changeovers early and drafts ready-to-use work orders for recurring downtime * Operations Manager Champion: turns ideas into action without bureaucracy * Inspector Champion: uses OCR and contextual AI to reduce defects and rework * Kaizen Champion: accelerates engagement and follow-through on continuous improvement * Yield Champion: closes the loop between quality events and preventive action * Recognition Champion: surfaces highlights of exceptional team and individual performance * Skills Champion: assesses actual performance and recommends targeted coaching and training Alongside the expanded roster, new Implementation Agents are reducing launch timelines from 12 weeks to as little as one month, speeding time-to-value and cutting breakeven points in half for manufacturers standing up the platform. Productivity, Engagement, and Retention Gains Across the Plant Across more than 2,000 plants, QAD | Redzone customers are reporting results that once felt out of reach: higher productivity, deeper engagement and stronger retention, achieved together rather than traded off against one another. "Supervisors can type into Redzone's ChampionAI, 'send me my shift notes and my top downtime issues,' and it just gives it to them - instead of having to type everything up manually. I would have loved to have that as a supervisor," said Alfred Carandang, VP, Continuous Improvement & Manufacturing Strategies at Ferrara. Scaling with AWS IoT and Systems Integrator Partners In support of its vision of having QAD | Redzone in every factory, the company has partnered with leading hyperscalers, consultancies and systems integrators to scale this system of action to factories of every size, across every region, from the mid-market to the Fortune 500. Through its partnership with AWS IoT, QAD | Redzone is also bringing AI-powered predictive maintenance to manufacturers previously locked out by cost and complexity. How Frontline Intelligence Shows Up in Business Outcomes Frontline intelligence is translating directly into the outcomes manufacturing leaders track: productivity, throughput, quality, cost and margin. It is also changing how manufacturing work itself is described. Not as repetitive or thankless, but as skilled, modern and meaningful. Every employee belongs to one or more teams, contributing to shared performance, sharing in the wins and getting recognized together. In larger enterprises, teams and supervisors across plants are now connecting to solve common problems and improve leadership skills together. QAD | Redzone is redefining manufacturing and supply chains through its intelligent, adaptive platform that connects people, processes, and technology into a single System of Action. With three core pillars - Redzone (frontline empowerment), Adaptive Applications (the intelligent backbone), and ChampionAI (agentic AI for manufacturing) - QAD | Redzone helps manufacturers operate with Champion Pace, achieving measurable productivity, resilience, and growth in as little as 90 days. Redação Portal ERP. Editorial Team