Brent DiBartolo
President · Cloud Inventory
President of Cloud Inventory, the Overland Park, Kansas mobile-first inventory management software company formerly known as Data Systems International (DSI) and owned by Nextworld since 2022. The company credits him with nearly a decade of executive leadership there across sales, marketing, alliances and revenue operations.
Last reviewed: Sep 28, 2026
Brent DiBartolo
President Cloud Inventory
Last Reviewed: September 28, 2026
Executive Summary
Brent DiBartolo is President of Cloud Inventory, the Overland Park, Kansas software company that sells mobile-first inventory management products for warehouses, manufacturing materials and field inventory, built to sit on top of enterprise resource planning systems. For more than 40 years the company traded as Data Systems International (DSI). Nextworld, an ERP and enterprise platform company, has owned it since January 2022. Cloud Inventory says DiBartolo has spent nearly a decade in executive leadership there, across sales, marketing, alliances and revenue operations, and has more than 15 years in the warehouse software industry.
Career Highlights
- President of Cloud Inventory, listed first on the company’s leadership team.
- Quoted as President on the May 2026 launch of Cloud Inventory’s AI-Native Inventory Management Platform. The product connects ERP systems such as Oracle Fusion, NetSuite, SAP S/4HANA and Microsoft Dynamics 365 to warehouse operations.
- Nearly a decade of executive leadership at Cloud Inventory in sales, marketing, alliances and revenue operations, according to the company.
- More than 15 years in the warehouse software industry.
Professional Journey
DiBartolo’s career has been in warehouse and inventory software. Cloud Inventory’s own biography of him is brief. It places his executive experience at the company itself, across sales, marketing, alliances and revenue operations over nearly a decade. That is the commercial side of the business rather than engineering or finance. The company does not name his earlier titles or employers, and none is recorded here.
The business has changed hands and names during his time there. After more than 40 years as Data Systems International, it adopted the Cloud Inventory name to reflect its focus on modern, mobile, cloud-based inventory products. In January 2022 Nextworld announced that it had acquired the company. Nextworld said the deal combined its core ERP and no-code platform with Cloud Inventory’s Warehouse Inventory, Manufacturing Materials and Field Inventory products. At the time, Cloud Inventory’s president and CEO said the products had been designed to be ERP-agnostic and would keep serving customers on any system.
Cloud Inventory now names DiBartolo as President. In May 2026 he announced its AI-Native Inventory Management Platform. The platform offers transaction-level inventory control, scan-verified pick-pack-ship, wave planning and AI features for wave management and image analysis, aimed at companies that want more warehouse capability than their ERP offers without taking on a full warehouse management system. He called the platform “an exciting new chapter” and said the company would keep investing in products that help customers enhance their ERP deployments.
Education
No education record was found in any source reviewed.
