Browse the full directors' dealings record of QAD INC, a listed equity based in United States. Shares are listed on US US, under the authority of SEC (Form 4). Operating in the Technology sector, QAD INC has logged 44 reports. The latest transaction was filed on 9 November 2021 — Don. Among the most active insiders: LOPKER PAMELA M. All data is openly available.
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QAD Inc. is a U.S.-based enterprise software company focused on manufacturing and supply chain operations. Founded in 1979 to solve a real-world manufacturing problem, the company built its franchise from an early headquarters in Santa Barbara, California. QAD’s core identity remains highly specialized: it develops ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) software and adjacent applications tailored to industrial companies, with particular depth in production planning, supply chain execution, and operational performance. For investors, QAD should be viewed as a vertical software vendor rather than a broad horizontal ERP provider. ([qad.com](https://www.qad.com/about?utm_source=openai)) Over time, QAD has evolved from a traditional manufacturing ERP supplier into a more cloud-oriented platform company. Its portfolio now centers on QAD Adaptive ERP and the broader Adaptive Applications suite, complemented by Redzone, which focuses on workforce engagement and continuous improvement on the shop floor. The company is also pushing into AI-enabled workflows, including Champion AI, which it positions as practical agentic AI for manufacturers. That product evolution suggests a strategic effort to increase the value of the installed base through automation, better decision support, and faster execution across plant and supply-chain processes. ([qad.com](https://www.qad.com/?utm_source=openai)) From a competitive standpoint, QAD occupies a defensible niche. Rather than competing head-on with the largest generic ERP vendors across every industry, it differentiates itself through deep manufacturing expertise and strong domain specificity. That focus matters in industrial software, where customers often require multi-site, multi-country capabilities and industry-aware workflows. QAD says it serves customers in more than 100 countries and targets industries such as automotive, consumer products, food and beverage, high tech, industrial manufacturing, and life sciences. ([qad.com](https://www.qad.com/about?utm_source=openai)) Geographically, QAD is American by origin and corporate base, but global in commercial reach. Its current website lists a Miami, Florida address, while SEC materials historically identify Santa Barbara, California, as the long-standing corporate headquarters. The company also maintains offices across multiple regions, underscoring its multinational footprint. In capital markets terms, the company has been associated with the NASDAQ market under the symbols QADA and QADB; the relevant market is explicitly NASDAQ and the country is the United States. ([qad.com](https://www.qad.com/?utm_source=openai)) Recent news points to an active innovation and portfolio-expansion agenda. In 2025, QAD announced a strategic collaboration with AWS to bring agentic AI to mid-market manufacturing, a partnership with Esker to optimize financial processes, leadership changes at Redzone, the announced acquisition of Kavida.ai to accelerate its Champion AI roadmap, and the acquisition of Livejourney to strengthen process intelligence capabilities. Taken together, these developments indicate that QAD is investing in AI, workflow automation, and product breadth to reinforce its position in industrial software. ([qad.com](https://www.qad.com/about/news/-/room/read/2025/qad-redzone-and-aws-bring-agentic-ai-to-mid-market-manufacturing-with-launch-of-champion-ai?utm_source=openai))