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Winning ERP as a Thought Leader:: Think Like an Enterprise Architect to Drive Dynamics 365 FnO and SCM Success

18th Jun 11:15am - 12:00pm BST Expo 3
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Session Description

In the world of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), winning customers from competitors requires more than technical knowledge—it demands strategic thinking, customer empathy, and a deep understanding of migration challenges. In this session, I’ll share real-world insights as a seasoned ERP Solutions Architect specializing in Dynamics 365 and enterprise migrations.

You’ll discover:

  • How to think like an Enterprise Architect: Learn to approach customer engagements with a focus on long-term value, guiding customers through transformation journeys with clarity and confidence.
  • Winning ERP compete strategies: Gain practical frameworks to position Dynamics 365 as the optimal choice for enterprise customers migrating from legacy systems like SAP.
  • Win with Micrsoft Framework: Overview and success stories from ERP Vision and Value workshops by Microsoft. 
  • Leveraging AI to win customers: Explore how AI can help build detailed customer personas, predict challenges, and craft tailored solutions to close deals faster.
  • Anticipating and addressing customer questions: Hear how to turn concerns into opportunities for trust-building and differentiation.

This session isn’t about theory—it’s about actionable strategies you can implement immediately. Whether you’re a pre-sales consultant, architect, or strategist, you’ll leave with practical tools to accelerate your journey to ERP wins.

Join me for a no-fluff, experience-driven conversation that puts you in the driver’s seat of ERP migration success.

Speaker : Ragnar Pitla 
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