A 10-year S/4HANA migration. Multiple business units. High dependency on integrators. Limited internal SAP and data expertise. This is a familiar story in enterprise transformation. Here is how we helped rewrite it 👇 We partnered with leadership to build an internal advisory function and strengthen the organization’s delivery capability from within. Our team filled niche SAP and data roles through a flexible blend of direct-hire and contract talent while working closely with IBM, SAP, Databricks, and internal program leads to push the program forward. We also supported process optimization with Signavio and LeanIX, giving teams the clarity and structure needed for long-term success. The results speak for themselves. Internal capability grew faster, reliance on integrators decreased, overall delivery costs dropped, and the organization gained a stronger data and analytics foundation to support the future of its S/4HANA program. ObjectiveERP continues to support the transformation as a strategic partner for the years ahead.
ObjectiveERP
IT Services and IT Consulting
Chicago, Illinois 3,126 followers
Specialized ERP Resources, When You Need Them.
About us
Highly specialized recruiting and staffing services firm focused on serving clients and candidates in the ERP space.
- Industry
- IT Services and IT Consulting
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Chicago, Illinois
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2020
- Specialties
- ERP, SAP, ASUG, NetSuite, Workday, and Oracle
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When ERP comes up, one thing always follows: 💸 “How much will this cost us?” The truth is, ERP is a big investment. But skipping upfront planning makes it much more expensive down the road. Advisory work, mapping business processes, identifying the right-fit tool, and building a clear roadmap, pays for itself. Clients who take this step save significantly during implementation and cutover. ERP costs money. Smart ERP saves money.
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ERP transformations aren’t one-size-fits-all. Some organizations have a seasoned IT team ready to lead a complex platform migration. Others are smaller, moving fast, and simply need guidance choosing the right path forward. We adapt to both. Our team has led multi-year ERP programs at Fortune 500 enterprises and guided small-to-mid-size companies through their first system evaluations. Whether we’re advising a CIO through a 10-year SAP implementation or helping a manufacturer evaluate new tools, our goal is the same: build clarity, accountability, and momentum across every phase of transformation. ERP success isn’t just about technology; it’s about having the right people and partners steering the process. 💡 Our advice: Don’t start your next transformation by asking “Which system?”, start by asking “Who do I trust to get us there?” #ERP #SAP #DigitalTransformation #SystemIntegration #Leadership #ObjectiveERP
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We’re officially less than four weeks away from our annual T4Youth charity event supporting Xchange Chicago! 🏓 So far, 37 teams have signed up and 9 sponsors are on board! 🤩 There’s still time to join the fun, network, and make an impact and we’re aiming for 45 teams total this year. Think your company can bring the heat (and heart)? There’s still time to join us (link to register below). Our people from InfraTech Solutions, Talution Group, ObjectiveERP and OP Recruiting will all be there as well ✨ #t4youth #xchangechicago https://lnkd.in/dWy9qqpR
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ERP doesn’t exist in isolation anymore. AI is shaping how we think about ERP projects: ⚡Automating manual workflows ⚡Enhancing reporting and forecasting ⚡Reducing the need for large “hands-on-keyboard” support teams The key isn’t choosing ERP or AI. It’s building ERP strategies that integrate AI natively so clients get the best of both worlds.
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It’s no secret that large-scale ERP migrations have slowed down. Integrators expected massive deployments to be underway by now, but many are paused. Why? ➡️ Rising implementation costs ➡️ Innovation creating alternatives (AI-driven automation, cloud-native tools) ➡️ Uncertainty around ROI For smaller and mid-sized businesses, this creates opportunity. The same innovation delaying enterprise projects is making ERP adoption more accessible and cost-effective in smaller markets.
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One of the biggest misconceptions we hear in the mid-market: We’ve been fine without ERP. Why invest now?” Here’s the reality: companies patching together 6–7 different tools spend countless hours on manual reporting, reconciliation, and error-checking. ERP consolidates that into a single source of truth - unlocking time, accuracy, and insight. ERP isn’t about replacing what works. It’s about giving your teams the ability to work smarter and faster with confidence in their data.
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The ERP conversation is shifting. It’s no longer just the Fortune 500 making ERP decisions, mid-market companies are stepping in, too. Why the change? Many have outgrown patchwork solutions: disconnected tools, manual reporting, and custom-built systems that don’t scale. Leaders are realizing that what worked for a $50M company won’t sustain a $500M business. That’s why more CFOs, CIOs, and HR leaders are making the move to modern ERP platforms that unify finance, HR, supply chain, and reporting into one ecosystem. The benefits speak for themselves: ✅ Efficiency in reporting - a single source of truth ✅ Simplified integrations - less time stitching tools together ✅ Scalability - a foundation that grows with the business ERP isn’t just an enterprise initiative anymore. For the middle market, it’s becoming a growth strategy and we couldn’t be more excited to help companies unlock that next stage.
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🔍 ERP systems may power your operations but talent powers your ERP. Whether you’re navigating an ERP implementation, upgrade, or post-go-live optimization, one thing is clear: the success of your system depends on the strength of the people behind it. At Objective ERP, we specialize in finding and placing ERP talent that understands both the technology and the business from functional analysts and PMs to developers, architects, and support specialists. 🎯 What we’re seeing across the ERP space: ✅ High demand for hybrid-skilled professionals who can bridge IT and operations ✅ A push toward consolidating multi-system talent under strategic ERP platforms ✅ Increasing reliance on contract-to-hire models to stay agile during rollouts and upgrades Whether you run on SAP, Oracle, Workday, or Microsoft, we help you build the teams that make transformation possible.
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Navigating ERP implementations? We connect you with experienced SAP, Oracle NetSuite, MS Dynamics professionals and more. Visit our site to see the latest and stay up to date with ObjectiveERP: https://hubs.la/Q03bLD890 #ERPJobs #SAPCareers #ObjectiveERP