JDE to SAP S/4HANA: Who Keeps JDE Running During Migration?
The SAP SI owns the build. Nobody automatically owns JDE production. That gap is where 60% of ERP migrations fail.
60%
ERP Migration Failure Rate (ISG)
38.4%
Capacity Already Consumed Pre-Migration
18–36 mo
JDE Operational Obligation During Transition
90 days
Until Team Hits the Wall
The Question the SI's Proposal Doesn't Answer
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The Dual-Execution Trap
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Capacity Insolvency: What It Looks Like
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Day in the Life: With vs. Without Bifurcated Execution
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The W.L. Gore Proof Point
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What Bifurcated Execution Requires
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