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ERP as a Layered Operating Architecture

ERP as a Layered Operating Architecture: A Technical Interpretation for Executives and Sponsors 1. The Starting Assumption That Creates Structural Risk ERP is commonly initiated as a software implementation—a bounded project to deploy a suite of applications...

Understanding ERP Systems: The Executive Guide to Getting It Right

This Is Where Most ERP Programs Start Going Wrong Most executives begin an ERP journey thinking they are implementing a system. A platform to modernise.A vendor to manage.A project to deliver. It feels structured. Contained. Logical. But that assumption quietly sets...

AI in Business: The Hidden Risk of Uncontrolled Adoption

AI Is Not Arriving as a Program—It Is Entering Your Organisation Quietly Most executives expect AI to arrive as a formal initiative—structured, governed, and led from the top. A program will be defined, a roadmap approved, and IT will manage the rollout. But even...

Take pride in being busy!

We may take pride in being busy. However, we can be busy due to many wrong reasons, such as; firefighting customer complaints, employee HR issues, rescuing bad projects, and undertaking manual labour where automation is so accessible. Most living beings on our planet...

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It is about the ride called life!

Life moves on with the faith that the future will be brighter. There is light at the end of the tunnel, and it’s worth pushing ahead despite the struggles. We hold countless hopes, desires, and assumptions that the seeds we sow and nurture will grow into strong trees...

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We are good, thank you!

We can be good. But first, we must know what good looks like. The standard response to the following questions is often – Yes, we are good! How well are your business systems supporting your current and potential future needs?  How are you managing continuous business...

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I must see inside before going outside!

Leave life alone, and it will complicate itself. When we are on autopilot and in the mad rush to satisfy society’s dumb norms, we do not help either. We complicate our life even further. For instance, We may not need more. We may not need to wait for weekends or...

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Our time and end goals!

When the resources are limited, and we have no clue how much more is left, we must be concerned about spending them. One such resource is our time. So, I must first develop clarity on my end goals to effectively utilise this valuable resource. Then, I must satisfy...

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Flip the conditions!

“When I earn over $150K, I will be happy.” Vs “I am happy and will earn over $150K.” “I want a leadership position so that I can lead people.” Vs “I lead people and will be in a leadership position.” “I will retire early and live my life to the fullest.” Vs “I am...

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Fabricated tension!

Imagine a surgeon who is about to go into operation theatre, and he is agitated. His tense face makes others in the room concerned and too tense to operate effectively. We may all agree that the operation's success is at serious risk. Now, think of the corporate...

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Play it fully vs play it safe!

It is often perceived as safer to adopt a more conservative approach—think twice, proceed with caution, and ensure a measured response. Let others make decisions when needed, providing a shield to cover and protect yourself. This way, you gather enough evidence to...

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Firefighting in business!

Firefighting in business is becoming the norm. Managers and executives are constantly fighting fires lit by shortfalls in services, employee issues, the sales pipeline, systems and change management issues, and much more. It is a vicious circle as well. When capable...

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I have a long way to go!

My weaknesses hide behind my inability to take and stick with my decisions. My sufferings stem from being on autopilot and not being present now. My immaturity shouts out when I pretend to know it all. My foolishness manifests when I think I am controlling the stage...

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SP writes extensively on Project Sponsorship, Management, Business Transformation and Change.

Building A Rock Solid Foundation

A Guide for Project Sponsors

Building A Rock Solid Foundation

This book is for the Project Sponsors and executives. There are practical examples, tips and process that will help sponsors to lead from the front. The book will force you to think from different dimensions. If you implement knowledge, methods and tips, you will experience instant results. You will see the improvement in the order, focus and growth in the morale of the team.

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