The ERP Perspective | Go-Live Is Not a Date: Why ERP Readiness Needs to Be Measured Before It’s Too Late with Gabor Fulop

Go-live is not success.

It's the moment your organisation starts proving whether the transformation actually works.

In this episode of The ERP Perspective, we're joined by Gabor Fulop, CEO of ControlledGo-Live, to explore the realities of ERP program delivery, governance, accountability, and operational readiness.

Because most ERP programs don't fail because of technology.

They fail because of the decisions surrounding it.

In this episode, we cover:
• Why accountability becomes diluted in large ERP programs
• How decision drift quietly moves programmes away from their original objectives
• Identifying and removing decision bottlenecks before they impact delivery
• Why go-live readiness should be measured months before deployment
• The leadership challenges CIOs face during major transformations
• How governance influences program outcomes more than most organisations realise
• The emerging risks of AI governance and how organisations can avoid exponential failure

Key takeaway:
ERP success is rarely determined by technology.
It's determined by leadership, governance, decision-making, and operational readiness.
Because transformation moves at the speed of decisions, not project plans.