120 countries. 45,000 employees. One on-time cutover.
Here's how MADignite would turn a fragmented multi-region ERP programme into a single, dependency-aware delivery engine.
Projected impact
Indicative targets for an engagement of this shape, not historical client results.
The scenario
Picture a global enterprise replacing core ERP across 120 countries, with 45,000 employees tracked in disconnected spreadsheets and four regional PMOs running independent plans. MADignite would unify the programme, automate cross-region dependency enforcement, and drive an on-time cutover without business disruption.
Scenario profile
- Industry
- Global industrial conglomerate, illustrative archetype
- Scale
- 120 countries · 45,000 employees · 9 ERP modules
- Engagement
- Typical engagement: 18-month programme · 4 regional PMOs unified
Today vs. with MADignite
Today
- 120 countries and 45,000 employees tracked in disconnected spreadsheets
- Regional PMOs operate independently with misaligned timelines
- High risk of cost overruns and business disruption
With MADignite
- MADignite will auto-detect and enforce cross-region dependencies (e.g. payroll before finance cutover)
- It will orchestrate execution with unified sequencing and real-time visibility
- It will drive on-time delivery without operational disruption
- It will avoid millions in overruns and prevent value leakage
How the engagement will unfold
- 1Starting point
Fragmented spreadsheets
Each regional PMO runs its own plan. Cross-region dependencies live as tribal knowledge, and get missed.
- 2MADignite in motion
Dependency engine activated
MADignite will ingest every regional plan and surface cross-region risks within days, then rebuild sequencing around the critical-path dependencies.
- 3MADignite in motion
Unified orchestration
Real-time visibility across all 120 countries will replace weekly status decks. Steerco and delivery teams will see the same picture.
- 4Target outcome
On-time global go-live
Cutover lands on the original date with zero payroll or finance disruption, and tens of millions in avoided overruns.
“By go-live, every region is reading the same plan, and the dependency map will have paid for the engagement before the programme even reaches cutover.”