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ERP Project and Change Manager (sponsorship not available)

Hampshire
Posted about 20 hours ago
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A Hampshire-based organisation with a long-standing commitment to community impact, professional development, and regional collaboration. Its strategic focus is on transformation, innovation, digital advancement, and creating opportunities that support both economic and social growth.

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You will be joining at a pivotal time for the organisation as they undertake a major digital transformation programme to replace 2 core systems moving to a single ERP.

The role will focus on bringing structure, coordination and steady progress to a complex programme of work. You will work with senior colleagues, operational teams, technical specialists and implementation partners to support delivery planning, governance, business change and readiness activity across the life of the project. You will be working closely with the ERP provider to ensure smooth delivery whilst being able to communicate effectively between the two organisations.

What you'll need to succeed

The organisation are looking for someone organised, collaborative and delivery-focused, with experience of managing projects and change activity in complex environments. You will need strong planning and stakeholder management skills, a practical approach to governance and reporting, and the ability to work confidently with a range of colleagues and suppliers. Experience of ERP implementation (ideally TechnologyOne) and organisational change is key.

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You will be joining at a pivotal time for the organisation as they undertake a major digital transformation programme to replace 2 core systems moving to a single ERP.

The role will focus on bringing structure, coordination and steady progress to a complex programme of work. You will work with senior colleagues, operational teams, technical specialists and implementation partners to support delivery planning, governance, business change and readiness activity across the life of the project. You will be working closely with the ERP provider to ensure smooth delivery whilst being able to communicate effectively between the two organisations.

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The organisation are looking for someone organised, collaborative and delivery-focused, with experience of managing projects and change activity in complex environments. You will need strong planning and stakeholder management skills, a practical approach to governance and reporting, and the ability to work confidently with a range of colleagues and suppliers. Experience of ERP implementation (ideally TechnologyOne) and organisational change is key.

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Skills

ERP Implementation
Change Management
Project Management
Stakeholder Management
Governance
Reporting
Delivery Planning
Business Readiness
TechnologyOne

Location

Hampshire, England, United Kingdom

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