ERP Implementation Playbook: From Discovery to Hypercare
Run ERP projects that go live on time: discovery, fit-gap, design, testing, data migration, cutover and hypercare.
The playbook behind 7 to 10 global Dynamics 365 go-lives, taught phase by phase.
Most ERP projects fail on process, not technology. This course gives you a practical, phase-by-phase method that works across industries, with the templates I use on real programs.
What you will be able to do
- Plan an ERP program using Success by Design phases and reviews
- Run fit-gap workshops that produce decisions
- Plan UAT, data migration and cutover with confidence
- Lead hypercare and hand over cleanly to support
Curriculum
- Business case, scope and governance
- Discovery and fit-to-standard workshops
- Solution design and functional design documents
- Build governance, testing strategy and UAT
- Data migration and cutover planning
- Go-live, hypercare and value realisation
How it runs
Six weekly live online sessions with templates for every phase. Every participant also gets the matching free templates and e-books from my resource library.
Who it is for
Project managers, functional leads, solution architects and client-side ERP owners.
Before you join
Some exposure to ERP projects helps but is not required.
Your instructor
Pranshu Shubham is a Business Transformation Leader and Dynamics 365 F&O Solution Architect with 8+ years across 7 to 10 global ERP implementations in the USA, EMEA, APAC and LATAM. He is PMP certified, holds an Executive MBA from IIM Kashipur, studied Generative AI at IIT Patna, founded the award-winning consultancy pran4you, and has spoken at Microsoft Copilot Summit in San Diego.
FAQs
Is it really free? Yes. I run these sessions to give back to the community. Register to save your seat.
When does it start? After you register I email you the next batch dates and the joining link.
Independent training based on real project experience. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Microsoft or PMI.
Ready to join?
Register on this page to save your seat, and say hello on LinkedIn so we can stay in touch. Questions? Send me a message.