The mid-market keeps the economy moving, but bad data risks stalling its AI ambitions
For mid-market AI adoption, the window to get it right is narrowing. Without data readiness and governance in place first, even the most promising deployments rarely survive contact with production.
The conversation around enterprise integration has long centered on Fortune 500 rollouts, but the mid-market — where enterprise resource planning transformations and legacy code debt are the norm — represents a significant, often underserved opportunity for platforms such as Boomi LP’s product offerings, according to Suzanne McIvor (pictured, left), director of strategic business alliances at RSM Canada LLP, a global tax, audit and consulting firm.
“We really believe that the mid-market is the backbone of the economy,” McIvor said. “We see a lot of our Boomi work coming through, as Boomi sort of is that connective tissue to all of our ERP projects and our digital transformation journeys for our clients.”
McIvor and Justin Tapp (right), integration architect at Shearer’s Foods LLC, spoke with Gemma Allen at Boomi World 2026, during an exclusive broadcast on theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio. They discussed mid-market AI adoption, ERP modernization and practical blockers to production AI. (* Disclosure below.)
