I’ve been working in ERP and solution architecture since 1995. Over the years, I’ve seen the good, the bad, and the very expensive mistakes.
Today I help leaders cut through the noise, use AI where it actually creates value, and keep their systems lean enough to move with them, not against them.
Proposals keep getting bigger while budgets stay flat
Vendors are pitching AI as a silver bullet
SAP deadlines are closing in
The clock is ticking on ECC
and I am not sure if a full move to S/4HANA is the smartest call or just the safest-looking one.
Every vendor has a different story
and I cannot tell where the sales pitch ends and the truth begins.
Budgets are flat but proposals keep growing,
and I need to know what to cut without crippling the program.
My board wants AI
on the agenda,
but I do not know which use cases will actually deliver ROI versus create more complexity.
Our architecture
is already tangled,
and I am afraid moving it as-is will just carry our problems forward.
Our data is a mess
Do we migrate all of it,
clean it, or archive it?
Nobody seems to agree.
I am not sure which skills and partners I really need,
and which ones will just add cost and noise.
Delivered large-scale SAP programs on time and within budget
Built a municipal ERP template that cut timelines by 45% and saved more than $2.5M
Advised executives at Intel, PepsiCo, Walmart and eBay through IBM’s Global SAP Centre of Excellence
Helped an energy company save $2M a year through smarter inventory design
I share practical insights on ERP, AI, and enterprise architecture drawn from three decades in the trenches. If you want to keep up with what I am seeing and learning, connect with me on LinkedIn.
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