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Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) Benchmark Report

Vendor ecosystems are expanding faster than most third-party risk programs can keep up with. Manual questionnaires and spreadsheets fragment ownership, evidence, and audit defensibility right when assurance expectations are rising.

Hyperproof surveyed security, risk, and compliance leaders to see how real programs assess vendor risk, budget for it, and handle the newest wrinkle: AI in the vendor stack.

In this report, you will learn:

Why 73 percent of automated programs use a dedicated VRM solution, versus 49 percent of manual ones
Why 34 percent of respondents still manage third-party risk in spreadsheets
How organizations are formalizing (or not yet formalizing) AI supplier risk assessment
Maturity and spend benchmarks segmented by budget, region, and industry

Download the report and see exactly where your TPRM program stands against your peers.

What Manufacturers Should Look for in a Modern ERP Platform

Manufacturers are facing growing pressure to improve efficiency, increase visibility, and support growth without adding complexity. As labor constraints, rising costs, and supply chain challenges continue, many organizations are rethinking whether their current systems can support the business moving forward.

In this Nucleus Research report, explore the trends shaping the ERP market and learn what manufacturers should consider when evaluating solutions to support operational performance, automation, and future growth.

You'll learn:

How manufacturers are using ERP to improve operational visibility and coordination
Why automation, AI, and usability are becoming key evaluation criteria
What capabilities help organizations scale without increasing complexity
Which ERP vendors are recognized as market leaders

Whether you're planning a modernization initiative or simply exploring what's changing in the ERP landscape, this report provides valuable insight into what leading manufacturers are looking for in today's ERP platforms.

How Manufacturing ERP Solutions Compare in 2026

Manufacturers evaluating ERP solutions face no shortage of options. As operations become more complex and the need for visibility, automation, and agility grows, choosing the right platform has never been more important.

In this G2 Grid® Report, explore how leading mixed mode ERP solutions compare based on customer satisfaction, market presence, and feedback from real users. The report highlights the platforms manufacturers rely on to support production, supply chain, inventory, quality, and business operations.

You'll learn:

Which ERP solutions are recognized as leaders in the market
How real users rate leading mixed mode ERP platforms
Key capabilities manufacturers should consider during ERP evaluations
How top solutions support complex manufacturing environments

Whether you're actively evaluating ERP systems or planning for future modernization, this report provides valuable insights to help guide your research.

How to Deploy AI on the Shop Floor—and Scale with Confidence

Manufacturers are under increasing pressure to do more with less. Labor shortages, production complexity, supply chain disruption, and rising customer expectations are pushing organizations to explore AI—but success depends on turning operational data into faster, more informed decisions.

In this IDC PeerScape report, discover how manufacturers are using agentic AI to connect people, machines, and data in practical ways that improve productivity, decision-making, and operational resilience.

You’ll learn how to:

Turn disconnected data into real-time insights and actions
Help frontline teams make faster, more informed decisions
Improve production, scheduling, and resource utilization
Automate quality and operational workflows

Whether you're just beginning to explore AI or looking to expand existing initiatives, this report offers practical examples and guidance from manufacturers already putting these technologies to work.

What Manufacturers Should Look for in a Modern ERP Platform

Manufacturers are facing growing pressure to improve efficiency, increase visibility, and support growth without adding complexity. As labor constraints, rising costs, and supply chain challenges continue, many organizations are rethinking whether their current systems can support the business moving forward.

In this Nucleus Research report, explore the trends shaping the ERP market and learn what manufacturers should consider when evaluating solutions to support operational performance, automation, and future growth.

You'll learn:

How manufacturers are using ERP to improve operational visibility and coordination
Why automation, AI, and usability are becoming key evaluation criteria
What capabilities help organizations scale without increasing complexity
Which ERP vendors are recognized as market leaders

Whether you're planning a modernization initiative or simply exploring what's changing in the ERP landscape, this report provides valuable insight into what leading manufacturers are looking for in today's ERP platforms.

How Manufacturing ERP Solutions Compare in 2026

Manufacturers evaluating ERP solutions face no shortage of options. As operations become more complex and the need for visibility, automation, and agility grows, choosing the right platform has never been more important.

In this G2 Grid® Report, explore how leading mixed mode ERP solutions compare based on customer satisfaction, market presence, and feedback from real users. The report highlights the platforms manufacturers rely on to support production, supply chain, inventory, quality, and business operations.

You'll learn:

Which ERP solutions are recognized as leaders in the market
How real users rate leading mixed mode ERP platforms
Key capabilities manufacturers should consider during ERP evaluations
How top solutions support complex manufacturing environments

Whether you're actively evaluating ERP systems or planning for future modernization, this report provides valuable insights to help guide your research.

How to Deploy AI on the Shop Floor—and Scale with Confidence

Manufacturers are under increasing pressure to do more with less. Labor shortages, production complexity, supply chain disruption, and rising customer expectations are pushing organizations to explore AI—but success depends on turning operational data into faster, more informed decisions.

In this IDC PeerScape report, discover how manufacturers are using agentic AI to connect people, machines, and data in practical ways that improve productivity, decision-making, and operational resilience.

You’ll learn how to:

Turn disconnected data into real-time insights and actions
Help frontline teams make faster, more informed decisions
Improve production, scheduling, and resource utilization
Automate quality and operational workflows

Whether you're just beginning to explore AI or looking to expand existing initiatives, this report offers practical examples and guidance from manufacturers already putting these technologies to work.

How to Deploy AI on the Shop Floor—and Scale with Confidence

Manufacturers are under increasing pressure to do more with less. Labor shortages, production complexity, supply chain disruption, and rising customer expectations are pushing organizations to explore AI—but success depends on turning operational data into faster, more informed decisions.

In this IDC PeerScape report, discover how manufacturers are using agentic AI to connect people, machines, and data in practical ways that improve productivity, decision-making, and operational resilience.

You’ll learn how to:

Turn disconnected data into real-time insights and actions
Help frontline teams make faster, more informed decisions
Improve production, scheduling, and resource utilization
Automate quality and operational workflows

Whether you're just beginning to explore AI or looking to expand existing initiatives, this report offers practical examples and guidance from manufacturers already putting these technologies to work.

How Manufacturing ERP Solutions Compare in 2026

Manufacturers evaluating ERP solutions face no shortage of options. As operations become more complex and the need for visibility, automation, and agility grows, choosing the right platform has never been more important.

In this G2 Grid® Report, explore how leading mixed mode ERP solutions compare based on customer satisfaction, market presence, and feedback from real users. The report highlights the platforms manufacturers rely on to support production, supply chain, inventory, quality, and business operations.

You'll learn:

Which ERP solutions are recognized as leaders in the market
How real users rate leading mixed mode ERP platforms
Key capabilities manufacturers should consider during ERP evaluations
How top solutions support complex manufacturing environments

Whether you're actively evaluating ERP systems or planning for future modernization, this report provides valuable insights to help guide your research.

What Manufacturers Should Look for in a Modern ERP Platform

Manufacturers are facing growing pressure to improve efficiency, increase visibility, and support growth without adding complexity. As labor constraints, rising costs, and supply chain challenges continue, many organizations are rethinking whether their current systems can support the business moving forward.

In this Nucleus Research report, explore the trends shaping the ERP market and learn what manufacturers should consider when evaluating solutions to support operational performance, automation, and future growth.

You'll learn:

How manufacturers are using ERP to improve operational visibility and coordination
Why automation, AI, and usability are becoming key evaluation criteria
What capabilities help organizations scale without increasing complexity
Which ERP vendors are recognized as market leaders

Whether you're planning a modernization initiative or simply exploring what's changing in the ERP landscape, this report provides valuable insight into what leading manufacturers are looking for in today's ERP platforms.

2026 Construction Workforce Benchmark Report

The 2026 Construction Workforce Benchmark Report benchmarks how the industry's largest and fastest-growing contractors approach workforce planning, using real data from over 200 contractors, including nearly 40% of the ENR 400.

Inside, you'll find data-backed benchmarks across four key areas:

Workforce planning horizon — how far out top-performing contractors plan hiring and staffing relative to their project pipeline, and what that means for your own bid capacity
The real drivers behind attrition — including a commute-distance factor most leaders overlook entirely, and why it disproportionately affects key roles like superintendents
Why the labor shortage is a skills problem — not just a headcount problem, and what that means for how you prioritize hiring
The "rookie ratio" benchmark strategic contractors now track to balance developing new hires with the experience needed to deliver

Download the report and see how your workforce strategy stacks up against the ENR 400.

2026 Construction Workforce Benchmark Report

The 2026 Construction Workforce Benchmark Report benchmarks how the industry's largest and fastest-growing contractors approach workforce planning, using real data from over 200 contractors, including nearly 40% of the ENR 400.

Inside, you'll find data-backed benchmarks across four key areas:

Workforce planning horizon — how far out top-performing contractors plan hiring and staffing relative to their project pipeline, and what that means for your own bid capacity
The real drivers behind attrition — including a commute-distance factor most leaders overlook entirely, and why it disproportionately affects key roles like superintendents
Why the labor shortage is a skills problem — not just a headcount problem, and what that means for how you prioritize hiring
The "rookie ratio" benchmark strategic contractors now track to balance developing new hires with the experience needed to deliver

Download the report and see how your workforce strategy stacks up against the ENR 400.

How Top HVAC and Plumbing Contractors Are Protecting Margin in 2026

Labor shortages, rising equipment costs, and slow-paying customers are squeezing margin across HVAC and plumbing. This report breaks down what separates resilient, high-performing contractors from the rest, backed by fresh industry data on operations, cash flow, financing, and fleet management.

Whether you run a five-truck shop or a regional service business, the pressure is the same: do more with a shrinking labor pool while customer expectations keep rising. This report shows the specific, measurable moves top contractors are making to protect profitability in 2026.

Download the report to see:

Why 52% of service businesses still operate manually, and the productivity cost of it
How to turn a 30-60 day payment cycle into same-day cash collection
Why point-of-sale financing increases close rates and average ticket size
How GPS-enabled fleet tracking can cut fuel costs by an average of 16%
The KPIs top-performing contractors track to stay ahead of the competition

The ROI of 3D: How Furniture Manufacturers Save $400K a Year

Office furniture manufacturers face rising product complexity, shorter sales cycles, and higher digital expectations, while traditional visualization like photography, Photoshop edits, and outsourced rendering stays slow and costly. Provoke Insights interviewed leaders at MillerKnoll, Kimball International, Fellowes Brands, and HNI to quantify what changes when they standardize on 3D Cloud.

Download the full report for the complete numbers and the four impact areas behind them.

Inside you'll find:

How manufacturers save up to $400K a year by bringing rendering in-house
Why per-image costs drop 80-90% with standardized 3D workflows
How teams grow output 50%+ without new hires
Where 3 days per project gets recovered through faster iteration
How self-service tools cut dealer visualization time 50-55%

The ROI of 3D: How Furniture Manufacturers Save $400K a Year

Office furniture manufacturers face rising product complexity, shorter sales cycles, and higher digital expectations, while traditional visualization like photography, Photoshop edits, and outsourced rendering stays slow and costly. Provoke Insights interviewed leaders at MillerKnoll, Kimball International, Fellowes Brands, and HNI to quantify what changes when they standardize on 3D Cloud.

Download the full report for the complete numbers and the four impact areas behind them.

Inside you'll find:

How manufacturers save up to $400K a year by bringing rendering in-house
Why per-image costs drop 80-90% with standardized 3D workflows
How teams grow output 50%+ without new hires
Where 3 days per project gets recovered through faster iteration
How self-service tools cut dealer visualization time 50-55%