The client is a leading global healthcare technology service provider headquartered in Tampa, FL. With a workforce of approximately 1,500+ employees, it supports thousands of healthcare organizations across geographies. Its technology platform powers essential operational, clinical, and financial processes, making a robust ERP system a critical foundation for its continued success.
The client’s operational backbone required a modern, integrated ERP system to manage finance and operations effectively. The client faced significant challenges after two failed attempts to implement Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations (F&O). Each attempt was plagued by mismanagement, scope confusion, and stakeholder fatigue. They needed to regain control of their ERP journey and meet the expectations of both their board and frontline staff.






DCG stepped in to rescue their ERP environment with its proprietary SPEAR Framework—a comprehensive methodology designed to transform complex ERP initiatives from chaos to clarity. Over the course of the project, DCG systematically addressed every challenge and performed a zero-disruption go-live, restoring stakeholder confidence and strategic momentum.


SPEAR creates a holistic approach to digital transformation readiness, empowering businesses to benchmark their current state, define their future state, and understand the real cost of getting there. It aligns executive vision with operational realities, ensuring that leadership stays in control.
Established concurrent visibility into data and processes. Helped the client understand how fast they were “going” and where operational blind spots existed.
Implemented reliable KPIs and dashboards (e.g., Power BI) to diagnose issues and distribute metrics, rebuilding trust in the data.
Defined repeatable, documented processes, ensuring that every module (Finance, AP, AR, IT/Integration) was treated like a product with owners, standards, and quality benchmarks.
Identified opportunities for system automation—always grounded in validated performance metrics. Ensured readiness before automation investments were made.
Leveraged the L1–L5 framework throughout the process to decompose the solution: from defining strategy and scope (L1), to detailing modules and capabilities (L2), outlining software needs and identifying gaps (L3), planning customizations (L4), and engineering requirements (L5). This ensured total transparency and client control without any mystery or surprises.
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Deployed iterative engineering sprints that were scrum-based, fully documented and had defined DevOps processes.
Achieved with zero business disruption.
Prevented further financial losses by avoiding yet another failed implementation.
Renewed trust in the ERP journey as a strategic enabler.
Clear line of sight from executive goals to frontline tasks.
Teams now view problems as opportunities, excited to find bugs because they trust the process is working.