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Selection, implementation, and rescue: 29 JDE EnterpriseOne implementations within 100+ enterprise systems engagements across Oracle, SAP, and Microsoft Dynamics. If your program has turned yellow or red, I diagnose the structural failure and lead the recovery through go-live.

The Problem

ERP programs fail in predictable ways: the integrator replicated your legacy mess in new software; the master data foundation was never designed; training was an afterthought; the planning engine was configured but nobody architected how planning should work. The dashboard turns yellow, then red — and now you are paying for the program twice.

The Engagement

Honest diagnosis of what can be salvaged versus what must be rebuilt, then hands-on recovery leadership through go-live. Three documented rescues with full go-live achieved. Recovery discipline: master data redesign first, gated environments (Pristine through Production), data migration scrutinized by someone who has personally done the work, and parallel testing before cutover.

Foundation: 29 JDE EnterpriseOne implementations within 100+ enterprise systems engagements spanning Oracle, SAP, and Microsoft Dynamics.

Proof

  • National pipe distributor (250K SKUs, 18 DCs): Third consulting firm on the second ERP attempt; redesigned master data taxonomy and SIOP architecture; converted manual procurement planning to automated, exception-based management

  • Global 500 manufacturing division: JDE implementation within a full operating model redesign; cycle times from 8+ months to under 3; two decades of losses reversed to profitability

  • $1.5B agricultural cooperative: Mill planning from 3+ hours to under 30 minutes; ~90% automation; retail inventory accuracy from under 50% to ~100%

  • Agricultural chemical manufacturer: Month-end close from over 2 weeks to under 2 hours; demurrage and partial-load returns cut by over 95%

ERP Implementation & Recovery

Selection, implementation, and rescue — from someone who has done all three, repeatedly.

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