The Datalab system fosters innovation, enhances education, contributes to sustainability and connects people and markets, creating positive effects at every level, explains Managing Director Borko Ristic
Speaking in this interview, Datalab SR MD Borko Ristić explains how digital tools and business software can drive innovation, entrepreneurship, transparency in business and the creation of a digital economy. This company’s PANTHEON ERP system is increasingly becoming the choice for a growing number of users.
Do you believe digital tools and business software can contribute to societal and economic advancement, beyond just business development?
— Absolutely! Digital tools and business software like our ERP PANTHEON have the potential to significantly impact societal and economic advancement, beyond the development of individual companies.
Digital tools enable the faster and more efficient development of ideas and start-ups. E-commerce platforms, project management tools and financial software make it easier for SMEs to launch operations by lowering barriers to market entry.
The use of software for financial tracking and managing projects and resources fosters greater transparency in business operations. This reduces opportunities for corruption, builds trust among partners and clients, and contributes to a healthier economic environment.
By leveraging advanced technologies and software solutions, countries can develop sectors like IT, fintech and E-commerce, making them globally competitive. This diversification strengthens economies.
Digital tools and business software aren’t just mechanisms for improving business operations; they are catalysts for broader social and economic transformation. Their application drives innovation, enhances education, promotes sustainability and connects people and markets, creating positive effects at all levels.
Which industries use PANTHEON and how many companies currently use it?
— PANTHEON’s broad applicability spans numerous industries, due to the system’s flexibility and adaptability.
Across this region, nearly 100,000 users rely on PANTHEON. Its powerful tools for accounting, reporting and cost management make it a favourite in the accounting and financial sectors.
The future development of the PANTHEON ERP system will undoubtedly be driven by user needs and growing demand for business digitalisation
In retail, PANTHEON is chosen for supply chain optimisation, inventory management, sales tracking and performance analysis. Manufacturers use it for planning, resource management, monitoring production processes and cost optimisation.
PANTHEON is also widely used in logistics and transportation, construction, agriculture, the food industry and the service sector.
What direction will PANTHEON’s future development take?
— The future development of the PANTHEON ERP system will undoubtedly be driven by user needs and growing demand for business digitalisation.
We anticipate deeper integration with digital technologies like cloud solutions, mobile applications, web-based platforms, further automation and AI. This specifically relates to predictive analytics, customer support and the introduction of robots to handle repetitive tasks.
PANTHEON will continue developing tailored functionalities for specific industries, such as manufacturing, comprehensive solutions for lawyers and legal professionals, veterinary practices (compliance with regulations and patient management) and E-commerce.
The development trajectory will combine global technological trends with the specific needs of users in Southeast Europe. The focus will continue to be on automation, cloud solutions, industry specialisation and integrating emerging technologies while adapting to local legislation and market demands.