The 30-Day FIT 4 SAP Proof of Concept.
Most organisations discover the truth about their S/4HANA transformation after they’ve signed the Statement of Work.
By then, discovery costs significantly more.
This white paper explains why testing must come before commitment, not during delivery.
The White Paper
I ask for a name and email for one reason:
to make sure you actually want to read it.
No follow-ups. No mailing list. No pressure.
What’s Inside
– Why Lessons Learnt sessions always happen too late (and cost too much).
– The lessons every S/4HANA programme eventually learns.
– Why discovery during delivery is just discovery with a larger invoice.
– How inverting the sequence (test → sign → execute) changes everything.
– What a 30-day proof of concept actually delivers.
– Why the window for cheap discovery closes when you sign the SOW.
If this resonates, here’s what comes next:
Complete the questionnaire (20 questions, 20 minutes)
Tests whether a 30-day proof of concept can test your transformation scenario.
Agree the Scope Agreement
One critical scenario.
Thirty days. Fixed boundaries.
Unrestricted access.
30-day proof of concept
Test your scenario.
Document what works and what breaks.
Receive three artefacts: Scar Log, Decision Register, Board Pack.
I step back. You decide.
Ready to Start? Complete the Questionnaire.
A short diagnostic to see if a 30-day S/4HANA prototype makes sense for you.
I ask for a name and email because the questionnaire is the first real step.
It’s only for people serious about testing a transformation scenario.