Book an ERP expert call

In a 30-minute call, we discuss your current ERP situation. That can include results from analyses, questions about choosing suitable systems, thoughts on implementation, and topics around external consulting, project structure and approach.

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Dr. Benedict Bender
ERP expert

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Typical questions we cover in the call:

Status quo

Assessing your current ERP situation

Results

Discussing analysis results

System choice

Questions about choosing suitable systems

Project planning

Thoughts on implementation and project planning

Partners

Advice on working with consulting partners

FAQ

Have questions? Here are answers to the most common questions about the expert call.

The call helps you structure your current ERP situation together with us. That includes open questions about processes, a first assessment of your ERP selection, and thoughts on implementing and organising an ERP project.

In principle, anything around ERP consulting: requirements for your processes, prioritising functional areas, how to run the selection process, project planning, internal resources or the role of external ERP consultants.

The 30 minutes are meant as a structured starting point. The aim is to organise your questions and identify the most important points for a later ERP selection or for preparing an implementation. For more complex questions, we can arrange a more in-depth consultation.

Existing information on processes, requirements or current systems is helpful. We can also start without any documents and capture your starting position together during the call.

No. Many topics concern the organisational side of an ERP implementation: project structure, scheduling, change management, or collaboration between the business and IT.

Yes. We often discuss existing systems, assess how well they perform, and show options for adapting them or for a new ERP selection.

Orientation: a first professional assessment of your ERP situation and concrete pointers on next steps, for example defining requirements, preparing a selection or planning the implementation.

No. The initial call is free and without obligation. It serves only as a first ERP consultation to help you get oriented and structure your questions.