The Catch Up Podcast is now available on our YouTube channel and all major podcast platforms!
Our monthly podcast will feature a conversation with an industry expert discussing insights, tips, and success stories.
Host Phillip Blackmore sits down with Steve Snowden, Founder and CEO of Snowden Consulting, for a fascinating look at the evolution of the tech space. Steve recounts his journey from an early role at a pharmaceutical plant during an SAP implementation to becoming a highly sought-after Microsoft Dynamics manufacturing solution architect and, ultimately, a successful business owner.
The discussion highlights the seismic shift from on-site camaraderie to remote delivery following COVID-19, and the modern challenge of navigating Microsoft’s rapid, AI-driven updates. Steve shares critical insights on project success, emphasising why a “process-first” approach is vital, especially given that more than 70% of recently implemented ERP initiatives fail to meet their original business use case goals.
He reveals the two golden rules for a successful global rollout—getting the first template right and meticulously managing data—and how building a relationship-based culture guarantees client loyalty and success. This is a must-listen for consultants, end-users, and business leaders focused on ERP transformation.
Watch the full episode below!
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