Case studies
Evidence from critical programmes
ERP, RPA and transformation programmes in banking, central banking, government, shipbuilding and telecoms. Each one was delivered by a member of the Geminista team in an embedded leadership role, before Geminista was established. The same methods are what we bring to clients today.
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Governing a multi-system ERP programme at a greenfield shipbuilding mega-facility
Programme governance, risk controls and integration oversight across 12+ IFS ERP projects over 3.5 years. Zero disruption during the ERP upgrade; vendor SLA non-adherence down 20%.
Read more200 processes. Six months. Zero disruption. Extending to 400+.
Governance of an enterprise Blue Prism RPA programme at a leading Saudi financial institution. Delivered on time and within budget, with zero critical production incidents, and extended straight away.
Read moreEnterprise process automation in a smart city transport authority
PMO governance for an enterprise RPA programme across multiple departments of a government transport organisation, adapted to public sector audit, compliance and approval requirements.
Read moreProcess automation in a central banking environment
Governance of an RPA programme at a national central bank, where compliance, data sovereignty and auditability come first. 100% audit trail coverage and zero data sovereignty incidents.
Read moreERP-enabled transformation and PMO governance for global telecom organisations
Programme manager and embedded PMO for ERP implementations and digital transformation at major global telecom and technology clients, with Power BI executive dashboards.
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Team experience
These engagements were delivered by members of the Geminista team in embedded leadership roles, before Geminista was established.
The governance frameworks, methods and delivery approaches used on them are the foundation of Geminista's client work today.
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