Selected work · ERP
Coordinating an international ERP rollout
Introducing an enterprise system into a new context means keeping processes, configuration, integrations, people and go-live aligned.
Context
Extending the ERP to an overseas group company required a solution that was consistent with the existing systems landscape while supporting local operations.
The initiative could not be treated as a simple installation. Configuration, integrations and the transition to effective use had to progress as connected parts of one coordinated change.
Responsibility
I was responsible for coordinating configuration, integration and go-live, maintaining alignment between business needs, the stakeholders involved and delivery of the solution.
Decisions and coordination
The key was to retain an end-to-end view: each application decision also had to be assessed for its impact on processes, dependencies and go-live.
This coordination kept the different parts of the initiative connected and supported the transition from solution definition to operational use.
Outcome
The rollout was completed and the system went live in the overseas group company.
What this demonstrates
- Coordination in an international context.
- The ability to connect business processes and information systems.
- Governance of dependencies across configuration, integration and go-live.
- Attention to the transition from a designed solution to operational use.
An ERP rollout succeeds when the system is not merely replicated, but introduced into its operating context through coordinated decisions and clear accountability.