Why ERP projects fail.
Most ERP failures are not implementation failures. They are governance, accountability, and finance-readiness failures that the software exposes — usually a month after go-live, when the close stops tying.
Short, opinionated notes on what we see inside operating companies — written for operators, CFOs, and PE partners responsible for value creation.
Most ERP failures are not implementation failures. They are governance, accountability, and finance-readiness failures that the software exposes — usually a month after go-live, when the close stops tying.
Every growth initiative, acquisition, and system rollout adds complexity. Left unmanaged, that complexity quietly becomes the ceiling on execution — and the reason value creation plans miss their numbers.
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