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How To Fix Your Failed SAP Transformation: 5 Steps To Get Your System Working Without Spending More Money
Tired of Your SAP Implementation Failing Spectacularly, Despite Millions Invested?
Most supply chain leaders know the nightmare all too
You've poured years and fortunes into SAP and ERP systems, only to watch them crumble under spreadsheet chaos, wildly inaccurate forecasts, and skyrocketing inventory headaches.
Your team is drowning in manual workarounds, trust in data is shattered, and operations grind to a halt.
The high cost of ERP failure is staggering.
Studies from McKinsey show 70% of implementations flop, while Deloitte reports a whopping 75% failure rate.
That's an average of $10-20 million wasted per project in lost productivity, write-offs, and endless consulting fees.
Companies bleed working capital, miss market opportunities, and risk total operational collapse, all while competitors surge ahead.
But what if you could turn that failed investment into your greatest asset? I
In How to Fix Your Failed SAP Transformation, supply chain expert David G. Carroll shares his proven 5-step system, the Reveal oVo "unstoppable force" methodology,refined over 18 years fixing ERP-based supply chains for Fortune 500 giants.
This isn't vague theory.
It's a battle-tested roadmap to stabilize your operations, unlock trapped capital, and deliver real results using what you already have.
Discover how
Align your team and executives to rebuild unbreakable trust in your planning data.
Empower your people with the knowledge to eliminate manual processes and slash forecast errors.
Cleanse and optimize your core data for accurate, reliable insights that drive faster decisions.
Seamlessly integrate changes to improve service levels without adding cost or complexity.
Establish ongoing controls to transform your SAP into a true competitive advantage, creating clarity and measurable ROI.
Trusted by industry leaders like Moen, Phillips 66, Southco, and Carlisle Construction Materials, David's framework has rescued $40M+ supply chains from the brink.
Whether you're in operations, IT, or leading enterprise transformation, this guide shows you how to fix your supply chain one step at a time—no massive overhauls required.
Scroll up and click Buy Now to start transforming your failed SAP today.
This is the same book previously titled The Only All-in-One Way to Fix Your Supply Chain, revised and retitled for clarity.
Most supply chain leaders know the nightmare all too
You've poured years and fortunes into SAP and ERP systems, only to watch them crumble under spreadsheet chaos, wildly inaccurate forecasts, and skyrocketing inventory headaches.
Your team is drowning in manual workarounds, trust in data is shattered, and operations grind to a halt.
The high cost of ERP failure is staggering.
Studies from McKinsey show 70% of implementations flop, while Deloitte reports a whopping 75% failure rate.
That's an average of $10-20 million wasted per project in lost productivity, write-offs, and endless consulting fees.
Companies bleed working capital, miss market opportunities, and risk total operational collapse, all while competitors surge ahead.
But what if you could turn that failed investment into your greatest asset? I
In How to Fix Your Failed SAP Transformation, supply chain expert David G. Carroll shares his proven 5-step system, the Reveal oVo "unstoppable force" methodology,refined over 18 years fixing ERP-based supply chains for Fortune 500 giants.
This isn't vague theory.
It's a battle-tested roadmap to stabilize your operations, unlock trapped capital, and deliver real results using what you already have.
Discover how
Align your team and executives to rebuild unbreakable trust in your planning data.
Empower your people with the knowledge to eliminate manual processes and slash forecast errors.
Cleanse and optimize your core data for accurate, reliable insights that drive faster decisions.
Seamlessly integrate changes to improve service levels without adding cost or complexity.
Establish ongoing controls to transform your SAP into a true competitive advantage, creating clarity and measurable ROI.
Trusted by industry leaders like Moen, Phillips 66, Southco, and Carlisle Construction Materials, David's framework has rescued $40M+ supply chains from the brink.
Whether you're in operations, IT, or leading enterprise transformation, this guide shows you how to fix your supply chain one step at a time—no massive overhauls required.
Scroll up and click Buy Now to start transforming your failed SAP today.
This is the same book previously titled The Only All-in-One Way to Fix Your Supply Chain, revised and retitled for clarity.
156 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 24, 2025
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May 5, 2025
A must-read if your ERP still isn’t delivering
This book helped me understand why so many supply chain initiatives stall—even with good software.
David Carroll’s framework focuses on leadership, user adoption, and clean data instead of chasing new tools. It’s short, clear, and based on real experience.
If you’re in operations, IT, or change management and feel like you’re constantly putting out fires, this will hit home.
Highly recommend if your ERP investment still isn’t paying off.
This book helped me understand why so many supply chain initiatives stall—even with good software.
David Carroll’s framework focuses on leadership, user adoption, and clean data instead of chasing new tools. It’s short, clear, and based on real experience.
If you’re in operations, IT, or change management and feel like you’re constantly putting out fires, this will hit home.
Highly recommend if your ERP investment still isn’t paying off.
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