- Executed a full operational and systems integration on an accelerated 30-day timeline
- Navigated limited visibility into current-state processes due to restricted pre-close access
- Extracted a facility deeply embedded in a multi-entity system architecture
- Deployed an untested, pre-implementation ERP environment to support transition
- Strategy & Execution
- Achieved full Day 1 operational readiness with zero disruption to production, shipping, or payroll
- Enabled clean separation and integration across financial, operational, and workforce systems
- Reduced transition risk through disciplined program governance and real-time issue resolution
- Established a scalable integration model for future acquisitions
Following a time-sensitive acquisition, our client faced a high-stakes challenge: fully separate and integrate a newly acquired manufacturing facility into its enterprise environment within a 30-day window. Percipio led a rapid, cross-functional integration across ERP, production, HR, and IT; designing and executing a Day 1 readiness strategy despite limited access to current-state systems and personnel. The work required simultaneous system extraction, future-state configuration, and workforce enablement to ensure uninterrupted operations.
Percipio delivered the integration through a highly structured, hands-on program approach—embedding with cross-functional teams to drive execution across all workstreams simultaneously. We combined deep operational expertise with rigorous project management, enabling real-time decision-making, proactive risk mitigation, and tight coordination between technical and business teams. Daily standups, executive alignment, and a focus on practical execution ensured the transition remained on track and fully operational from Day 1.
By standardizing processes and aligning systems for successful integration from Day 1, our client demonstrated the ability to execute complex acquisitions at speed without compromising operations, and positioned itself to accelerate future integrations, reduce time-to-value for acquisitions, and scale operations more efficiently across its network.
