Practical advice for the people responsible for getting ERP and cloud migrations right. Understand the risks, strengthen the plan and move forward with confidence.
Scope and availability are agreed before booking. These are programme-level reviews; technical testing, software configuration, implementation and ongoing delivery are not included.
02 / EXPERIENCE THAT INFORMS THE ADVICE
Built on delivery. Grounded in practice.
Selected examples from my programme and project management roles across local government and housing.
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LOCAL GOVERNMENT / UNIT4
A cloud migration delivered to plan
Led a £300k Unit4 ERP migration, coordinating technical teams, implementation partners, user acceptance testing and production cutover. Delivered on time and within budget.
£300kmigration delivered
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LOCAL GOVERNMENT / COMPLEX INTEGRATIONS
Making the dependencies visible
Programme-managed a £500k Unit4 cloud migration involving more than 100 integrations and technical dependencies, coordinating infrastructure, applications, suppliers and business teams through implementation.
100+integrations & dependencies
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HOUSING / BUSINESS READINESS
Better testing. Fewer go-live defects.
Strengthened UAT governance, brought stakeholders into the process earlier and improved defect management during an ERP deployment, reducing go-live defects by 60%.
60%fewer go-live defects
Examples describe Pardeep’s contribution in previous roles. Organisations are anonymised; outcomes are specific to those projects.
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PARDEEP KHATKAR PROGRAMME MANAGER & ADVISER
03 / YOUR ADVISER
Experienced leadership. A practical perspective.
I’m Pardeep Khatkar, founder of Khatkar Digital Consulting.
I lead ERP, cloud and infrastructure transformation programmes, bringing business teams, technical specialists and suppliers together around a workable delivery plan.
My experience spans Unit4 ERP delivery, Sage X3 hosting migration leadership, finance-system procurement and business-critical service transitions. I have worked across local government, housing, financial services and other regulated organisations.
Based in the West Midlands, I provide remote advisory support across the UK, with a focus on clear decisions, realistic plans and business readiness.
Share the project, the decision ahead and what you want a second perspective on.
02 / AGREE
Set a clear scope.
We agree the service, documents, timing and deliverables before you commit.
03 / ACT
Leave with next steps.
Take a prioritised set of actions back to your sponsor, team or suppliers.
A FEW USEFUL DETAILS
Before we talk.
Is this a technical audit?
No. The focus is programme delivery: plans, risks, dependencies, supplier responsibilities, testing governance and business readiness. Detailed architecture, security testing and software configuration need the appropriate technical specialists.
Can you work alongside our implementation partner?
Yes. The scope can complement an existing delivery team. Subcontracting arrangements are agreed separately, and any potential conflicts are checked before an engagement is accepted.
Do we need a full project plan to start?
No. An advisory session can help you work through an early decision. A health check is most useful when there are project documents to review; we will agree which service fits during the introductory conversation.
How do booking and payment work?
Start with an enquiry. Scope, availability, delivery dates and payment terms are agreed in writing before booking. The prices shown include the defined deliverables; additional work is quoted separately.
04 / LET’S TALK
What’s your next critical decision?
Tell me a little about your project. We can arrange a 15-minute introductory call and decide whether a health check or advisory session would help.