Our Perspectives

Quoting James Deacon, "What you see depends not only on what you look at, but also, where you look from." Perspective comes from experience, and our experiences have taught us valuable lessons that we bring to each client engagement.

We view companies
in a specific way

We help companies create scale and assess its maturity level very quickly using our simple grid.

Our assessment includes important non-IT elements which affect a company’s use of technology.

Profitable growth requires increasing maturity across all aspects of a company, not just IT and systems.

Our experiences say:

Higher revenue often does not mean advanced processes
The mid-market is often caught with technology anchors
Culture and mindset are often the most difficult obstacles
Fractional technology leadership works

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The term "ERP"
is antiquated

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are geared for the management of a single company’s operations. ERP was a critical requirement for Industry 3.0.

Digital includes how a company extends its operations to customers, suppliers and employees. Digital capabilities are the cornerstone to Industry 4.0.

An “ERP” mindset will limit your success in the digital market.

Our experiences say:

An “ERP” strategy will limit your digital reach and growth
Customers, suppliers and employees have digital expectations
Terminology and understanding are the first steps in adoption

ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) Systems run the core operations of a company: Order Management, Financials, Inventory, Manufacturing.

An ERP houses customer, supplier and employee data, but it does not extend the company’s core operations processes to those 3rd parties.

Other key business functions missing are:

Product Lifecycle Management, Transportation Management, Warehouse Management, Web Sites, e-Commerce, CRM, and Human Capital Management.

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What is Digital?

Digital is about more than IT or Technology. Digital is a strategic and cultural approach to business change revolving around data as the core commodity.

It starts with the data required to evaluate the market and should permeate through every layer of the organization.

Our experiences say:

Intersect “Digital” with company strategy and culture
Align with your customers, suppliers and employees
Adoption will require new mindsets…and maybe new people

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AI makes ideas cheaper

and execution more valuable

The journey from conceptualization to execution in digital transformation is a two-fold process: generating innovative ideas with the help of AI and translating them into valuable outcomes. However, it's important to recognize that while ideas are abundant, execution is what adds tangible value.

Here's how a PMO bridges the gap between ideas and execution:

Strategic prioritization of ideas, selecting only those that align with the organization’s strategic vision
Defined roadmap with milestones, timelines and resource requirements
Resource allocation, including financial, human, and technological
Risk assessment with strategies to mitigate roadblocks during execution
Budget oversight to ensure cost control and optimization
Monitoring progress and facilitating adaptive decision-making
Accountability and ownership to ensure well-defined results are achieved
Iterative development, allowing for incremental improvements and and adjustments based on feedback and evolving needs