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ERP Mastery Program: Discovery

Course Description

The Discovery module serves as the bridge between readiness and execution—transforming internal alignment into clear, validated requirements that will guide every ERP decision that follows. As the cornerstone of the Prepare milestone, Discovery ensures your future system is built on facts, not assumptions.

Through 12 focused videos and 6 supporting assets, this module equips you to map current processes, uncover system and data gaps, engage stakeholders across functions and translate operational realities into prioritized ERP requirements.

This is where assumptions get challenged, gaps get documented, and real-world input begins shaping your future system. For CFOs, Discovery provides the clarity and discipline to ensure investments are grounded in measurable outcomes, not vendor promises.

 

Learning Objectives

Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to:

  1. Identify the purpose of the Discovery phase within an ERP initiative and recognize its role in bridging internal readiness and formal requirements definition.

  2. Recognize structured Discovery methods—including process reviews, employee questionnaires, and executive interviews—and differentiate between appropriate use cases for each method.

  3. Identify the purpose and components of key Discovery templates, including the Requirements Intake Log, Key Reports Log, and Master Data Tracker (Part 2), and assess how they support consolidation of Discovery findings.

  4. Evaluate ERP requirements by distinguishing between high- and low-priority needs based on business impact, implementation risk, and estimated effort.

  5. Assess the readiness of Discovery outputs to support downstream ERP activities by identifying which requirements directly inform vendor selection, budget planning, and change management strategy.