Project spanning several systems and suppliers
You need someone to own the analysis, decisions and dependencies between ERP, integrations, internal teams and suppliers.
One owner for a defined area
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An analyst, consultant or developer takes ownership of a defined task, project area or ongoing responsibility.
Typical situations where a clearly assigned specialist moves the work forward
You need someone to own the analysis, decisions and dependencies between ERP, integrations, internal teams and suppliers.
One owner for a defined area
The project needs an ERP consultant, integration specialist, developer or cloud engineer for a clearly defined part of the delivery.
Expertise for a specific part of the project
ERP, integrations or cloud services need ongoing development and support, but no internal role owns the full responsibility.
Ongoing work with agreed responsibility
We define the model according to the expected result, responsibility and duration.
I have a specific problem to solve
Data flow audit, integration fix, code review, architecture design
I need recurring work in a defined area
D365 consultant 2 days a week, developer for custom modules, DevOps for monitoring
Full delivery from analysis to launch
VB6 to .NET migration on Azure, EDI integration with suppliers, B2B portal connected to ERP
Ongoing responsibility for development and operations
ERP development, infrastructure and user support under an agreed operating model
Models can be combined. A completed project can be followed by recurring support and development with a separately agreed scope and responsibility. Examples of project work include ERP integration and custom applications.
From first analysis to long-term operations
Maps business processes, designs approval flows and prepares specifications for development, including an assessment of whether a software change is needed at all.
Coordinates work, decisions, risks and communication between business owners, internal teams and suppliers.
Handles implementation, modifications, integration and data migration in Dynamics 365 Business Central, Dynamics 365 finance and supply-chain applications, or Dynamics NAV.
Designs and implements REST API, EDI or file-based connections between ERP, e-commerce, banking, WMS and other systems.
C# .NET, ASP.NET, React, mobile apps. Custom modules in ERP and new apps from scratch.
Prepares deployment, monitoring, backup and operating procedures for environments in Azure or AWS.
Examples of defined projects, recurring specialist work and long-term support
Over five months, we mapped data and processes, prepared the EDI integration design and wrote a supplier-onboarding manual. The project was completed and handed over to the internal team.
The rewrite and migration of a VB6 back office to .NET and Azure for seven countries took 18 months. Support, monitoring and development continue; the overall engagement has lasted more than three years.
For a wholesaler without an internal IT team, we develop its ERP, EDI connections, approval workflows and reporting.
We support the Dynamics 365 finance and supply-chain rollout, including local requirements, data migration, testing, development and user support.
Reserved capacity sets aside an agreed number of hours or days for work prioritized within a defined area. Project delivery has a pre-agreed scope, outputs, responsibilities and acceptance method.
The start date depends on the role, scope and current capacity. After an initial call, we confirm the availability of the relevant people and propose a realistic date.
A small recurring scope is possible when it fits the nature of the work and the continuity required. A one-off problem is usually better handled as a defined specialist task; recurring capacity is agreed according to the role and expected availability.
Yes. A completed project can be followed by support or reserved capacity for further development. The scope, responsibility and price of the follow-up engagement are agreed separately.
For project delivery, the project manager is usually the main organizational contact, while technical questions can also be discussed directly with team members. Reserved capacity can be set up as direct collaboration with a named specialist.
We first verify whether a suitable person is actually available. For an urgent issue, a short diagnostic or one-off intervention may be appropriate; we do not promise long-term capacity without confirming a specific person and start date.
Send us a message or call. We will discuss the role, responsibility, scope and expected start date.
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