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Executive Summary

LeasePlan announced their ERP failure; however, the statement was, in part, a cover-up.
We explain what actually failed at LeasePlan.

Introduction
LeasePlan’s leadership decided to create a cover story for their € 100 million write-offs related to S/4HANA and other (unstated and indeterminate SAP products purchased as part of their 2017 purchase from SAP).
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Notice of Lack of Financial Bias: We have no financial ties to SAP or any other entity …

… tell any lie for personal benefit. Furthermore, SAP pays off all IT analysts — who have the same concern for accuracy as SAP. Not one of these entities will disclose their pro-SAP financial bias to their readers. 

This invariably assumes — without evidence, that the application or database is fully mature and ready to be implemented, and that all of nearly all of the application or database functions as advertised. This is, of course, a hypothesis normally put forward by those that make money from ERP sales or ERP implementations.
Let’s take Nanshan Life Insurance’s example to debunk this