Success also depends on what happens after go-live.
Design workflows, address exceptions and transfer skills so teams can work independently.
A conviction shared on LinkedIn
This comment from Franck SEWA highlights a simple priority: users need to understand and use the solution. We reproduce his comment here, without reproducing the accompanying third-party video or content.
Test everyday situations
A business workflow goes beyond the ideal case. People also need to correct an entry, go back, understand a rejection, track an approval and retrieve supporting documents. These situations belong in acceptance testing with the teams.
Prepare for autonomy
We suggest defining roles, onboarding material and checkpoints before go-live. A useful question is: which decisions should your teams be able to make independently once the project has been delivered?
What does this mean for your project?
Clarify your context, explore a first direction, then choose whether to contact us.
A few questions, a first direction, then a conversation focused on your priorities. No commitment.
Answers already carried over · review or edit
- What would you like to achieve?
- Improve or secure SAP
How will you be involved?
We will tailor the conversation to the people moving this forward.
Choose an answer to continue.
Prefer email? [email protected]