CXO Roundtable Discussion:
Leading ERP Programs Through Risk & Recovery

Executive briefings for leaders navigating ERP risk, recovery, and high-stakes decisions

Most ERP programs don’t fail overnight. They stall, drift, and quietly accumulate risk, until executives are forced to make recovery calls under pressure.

To help leaders regain clarity and control, we’re launching an ongoing executive-level briefing series built specifically for real-world ERP risk and recovery decisions.

What this series is

This is not a generic webinar. Each session is designed as a small, registration-based executive briefing and peer discussion focused on practical insights, candid conversation, and decision-making that holds up when the stakes are high.

Expect a format that prioritizes:

  • Clear frameworks you can apply immediately

  • Real examples of how ERP risk shows up (early and late)

  • Executive actions that stabilize programs without repeating past mistakes

  • Space for peer discussion (without turning into a sales pitch)

Who it’s for

This series is built for executives and senior leaders responsible for ERP outcomes, especially if the program is:

  • Behind schedule or over budget

  • Struggling with adoption, scope, or governance

  • Paused, stalled, or trending toward recovery

  • Already in recovery and needing a reset that actually sticks

What we’ll cover across the series

Topics will rotate and deepen over time, including:

  • Early warning signs executives often miss

  • When system integrators become part of the problem

  • Why ERP recoveries stall and how to restart them correctly

  • Governance, decision rights, and executive accountability

  • Stabilizing ERP programs without repeating past mistakes

Our experience includes deep work across SAP and Infor environments, but the risk and recovery patterns apply across major ERP platforms.

Launch details

  • Series begins: Thursday, February 26

  • Cadence: Monthly executive briefings, plus quarterly leadership sessions

  • Time: To be announced

Additional sessions will be published on a rolling basis so there’s always an upcoming on-ramp for executives who need timely insight.