HiFlow will join corrugated industry leaders in Fort Worth to discuss how connected workflows, automation and AI Agents can reduce administrative work and help operations adapt as they grow.
MIAMI, FL — September 23, 2026 — HiFlow Solutions, provider of AI-powered ERP for packaging manufacturers, will participate as a sponsor of Corrugated Week 2026, September 28–30 at the Fort Worth Convention Center in Fort Worth, Texas.
Jointly hosted by TAPPI and AICC, Corrugated Week brings together corrugated manufacturers, suppliers, plant leaders and industry executives to explore the technologies and operational strategies shaping the future of the industry.
For HiFlow, the event comes at a time when corrugated manufacturers are being asked to manage more complexity across production, materials, labor, customer requirements and business growth—often while experienced employees continue spending significant time on repetitive administrative processes.
For converters, one place where those pressures become immediately visible is estimating.
“Corrugated manufacturers are investing heavily in equipment and automation on the production floor, but there is still a tremendous amount of manual work surrounding the job,” said Mariusz Sosnowski, CEO of HiFlow Solutions. “People are still reading documents, entering information, moving data between processes and maintaining workarounds. Our belief is simple: the ERP should be doing more of that work.”
HiFlow is also expanding the role of AI inside ERP through specialized AI Agents designed to perform defined operational work rather than simply provide recommendations or information.
The company’s evolving Agentic ERP strategy includes AI-enabled workflows for estimating, order processing, supplier information, price-list management, bills of lading and accounts-payable processes.
“It appears that more and more ERP companies claim to have AI,” Sosnowski said. “The more important question is what that AI is actually doing. We believe the next generation of ERP will increasingly participate in the work itself—giving employees more time to focus on decisions, customers, exceptions and the work that requires their expertise.”
That approach reflects HiFlow’s broader philosophy: Technology should do work—not create more of it. At Corrugated Week, HiFlow will meet with corrugated manufacturers interested in improving workflow connectivity, reducing repetitive administrative work and evaluating how modern ERP and AI can support changing production and business requirements.
Corrugated Week 2026 takes place September 28–30 in Fort Worth, Texas. The event is expected to bring together a large cross-section of corrugated industry professionals for education, networking and technology discussions.
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