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Manufacturing
October 22, 2026
Standard ERP first, extend where it adds value
Why flexibility only works when the backbone is protected
Frederic Pieters
ERP
Manufacturing
October 21, 2026
ERP as the operational backbone: What it must (and must not) do
Why flow depends on a stable foundation, not endless customization
Frederic Pieters
ERP
Manufacturing
October 20, 2026
Connected manufacturing is about flow, not features
Why restoring decision flow is what brings control back to operations
Frederic Pieters
ERP
Manufacturing
October 20, 2026
What happens when quality, production, and service do not share the same truth?
How small defects turn into late decisions, unstable commitments, and customer impact
Frederic Pieters
ERP
Manufacturing
October 19, 2026
The fragility of planning in discrete manufacturing
Why schedules keep resetting instead of absorbing change
Frederic Pieters
ERP
Manufacturing
October 16, 2026
The productivity paradox in discrete manufacturing
Where control slips in everyday operations.
Frederic Pieters
ERP
Manufacturing
October 15, 2026
The hidden cost of cross‑functional friction in manufacturing
How everyday handovers quietly drain time, energy, and trust
Frederic Pieters
ERP
Pharma & Life Sciences
October 13, 2026
LCS to PPAC Migration: next steps for Pharma
Microsoft is moving Dynamics 365 finance and operations environments from Lifecycle Services (LCS) to the Power Platform Admin Center (PPAC). New...
Philippe Vanstipelen
ERP
Pharma & Life Sciences
August 17, 2026
Launching a Medical Device in the US? Start With These Four Steps
Being ISO 13485 certified doesn't automatically make you FDA-inspection-ready. It gets you close, but the two frameworks are not a one-to-one match, and the...
Thomas Van Dorpe
ERP
Pharma & Life Sciences
August 17, 2026
Why your CE mark won't get you onto the US Market
For many European medical device companies, the US represents the next growth market. The surprise comes when they discover thata CE mark, established quality...
Thomas Van Dorpe