Discover the Stories Behind the CV

Skip the polished resumes or fancy LinkedIn posts. This is where the heart of ERP lives. Dive into raw, unfiltered stories of the people building, sustaining, and transforming enterprise systems across the world. They're real journeys—full of grit, growth, and purpose.

There’s a moment that changes everything. For Jeff Chenevey, it didn’t happen in a boardroom or during a high-stakes programme—it happened in a client office, watching a colleague take his final breath. In that moment, everything sharpened. What matters. What doesn’t. What lasts. The Underdog Who Chose Challenge Jeff’s story...

A year ago, we started something small. Before you’re an expert, you’re a human. That idea became Humans of ERP: a simple experiment built around conversations with people working in enterprise technology. What began as a few interviews slowly became something much bigger than I expected. Not a media platform...

There’s something quietly powerful about a life that doesn’t go to plan but still turns into something meaningful. Umesh Sharma’s story is one of those—shaped not by a clear roadmap, but by unexpected turns, steady effort, and the people who believed in him along the way. The Path That Wasn’t...

There’s a moment in Sam Borkar’s story that feels almost cinematic. A young international student, newly arrived in Australia, walking through Melbourne, looking up at glass buildings and imagining a desk behind one of those windows. He didn’t have a roadmap or industry experience, just a quiet question: how do...

There are moments in life where everything feels uncertain. Not broken. Not wrong. Just… not quite aligned. For Sameer Vij, that feeling stayed with him for eight years. From Operating Rooms to ERP Before SAP, before consulting, before global transformations—there was healthcare. Sameer spent nearly a decade in operating rooms,...

This is not a story about ERP or work. It’s a human story. Sometimes life delivers its biggest lessons not over years, but within a few startling weeks. For Raphael Maciel, December 2023 brought two moments that could not have been more different — one defined by triumph, the other...

Three years into his ERP career, Jason Hu hit a quiet crossroads. On paper, everything looked right. He was working across industries, delivering SAP and SuccessFactors implementations, collaborating with teams across sectors, and building a reputation as someone who thrived in the structured chaos of project delivery. But internally, a...

ERP projects are rarely calm environments. Deadlines tighten, systems break in unexpected ways, and teams feel the pressure of programs where thousands of moving parts need to align. For Simon Pate, those moments of intensity have simply become part of the rhythm of a career that has spanned nearly three...

There are moments in life when a single decision quietly shapes everything that follows. For David Ogilvie, one of those moments came when he walked away from an ERP project with no safety net, no pipeline, and no guarantee that work would come next. At the time, he didn’t know...

ERP transformations are rarely calm waters. They’re messy, complex, and often fuelled by long hours, shifting priorities, and the constant pressure to get systems, processes, and people aligned. For Hanlie Bezuidenhout, navigating that world has been both a career and a craft — and after more than two decades in...

For years, Marissa Shipley did what many high performers in tech learn to do early: keep going. Deadlines, complex systems, and high expectations were simply part of the job. From the outside, her career looked exactly how success in the ERP world is supposed to look. But inside, something was...

Allison Arandez didn’t set out to build a career in HR technology. Like so many of the best stories, it started with a nudge. A new payroll system needed implementing. It was added to her job. And somewhere between the spreadsheets and the system screens, Allison discovered something important about...

Your Story Belongs Here

You don’t have to be famous. You just have to be real. If you’ve lived through an implementation, supported a team, navigated burnout, or made one person’s job easier—your story matters.