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Bojan Shlakeski
Overview
Rolling out enterprise IT systems across multiple regions, business units, and stakeholders is a complex challenge. Organizations often struggle with wasted resources, over-customization, lack of transparency, and inconsistent adoption. Without a structured approach, global rollouts risk delays, cost overruns, and limited business impact.
This white paper introduces Nagarro’s Systematic Rollout Framework, a lean, repeatable, and scalable model that addresses these challenges head-on. It provides practical guidance for planning and executing digital transformations that are consistent, efficient, and people-centric. By combining pilot execution, clustering of units, and clear governance, the framework accelerates time-to-value and ensures lasting adoption.
Topics covered in this white paper
- The root causes of failure in global IT rollouts.
- The five building blocks of the Systematic Rollout Framework: Product validation, clustering, SDLC phases, team setup, and pilot execution.
- How to balance constants vs. variables to drive efficiency.
- Governance, change management, and hypercare for lasting adoption.
- Case study insights from a global Salesforce rollout.
How you can benefit from this white paper
- Faster time-to-value: Standardized processes, pilots, and wave rollouts shorten timelines while maintaining quality.
- Resource efficiency: Clear separation of reusable assets (“constants”) and adaptable elements (“variables”) reduces rework and over-customization.
- Better collaboration: Cross-functional alignment fosters trust, transparency, and smoother adoption across geographies.
- Scalable framework: The rollout model adapts to different industries, units, and countries, enabling sustainable growth.
- Proven results: Real-world examples show up to 50% reduced involvement effort, 85–100% fewer user queries, and accelerated global deployments.
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