The introduction of Can Do is the first and most important step in the ramp-up process. It lays the technical, organizational, and functional foundation for the successful use of the software in your company.
As an enterprise solution, Can Do is not just introduced for individual project teams. It is typically implemented for cross-departmental project, resource, and portfolio management – often connected to systems such as ERP, CRM, or HR.
That’s why we don’t start with a test environment, but with a clearly structured implementation phase designed for productive use.
What happens during the implementation phase?
The implementation phase lasts 6 months and is clearly defined in scope. You will receive:
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5 SaaS licenses for active key users
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Setup of real project, resource, and role structures
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Intensive training & close support for your key users
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Workshops, feedback loops, and hands-on use cases
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Preparation for interfaces, BI modules & roll-out readiness
Goal: A functioning, robust system that delivers real results – and forms a solid foundation for all further steps.
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What we deliver – and what we need from you
We provide:
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The software
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A structured methodology
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20+ years of enterprise implementation experience
You provide:
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Your use cases
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Your organizational structure
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A committed and diverse team of key users willing to engage with the system
Because: Only those who use it will recognize its value. And only those who are supported will stay engaged.
And what if it doesn’t work out?
That’s a fair question – many companies ask the same. Introducing new software is a big decision and should be well considered.
That’s exactly why the Can Do implementation phase is intentionally designed to be:
limited in scope, closely guided, and tailored to your real-world requirements.
What you get instead:
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A fully configured, ready-to-use system
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Trained and active key users
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Real results as a basis for decision-making
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A clear path for expansion, interfaces, and reporting
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And: No license pressure, no forced roll-out
You're not buying a leap of faith. You’re buying clarity, structure – and the foundation for real impact.
Conclusion: Implementation with a plan – not by gut feeling
The implementation phase is not a test.
It is the starting point of a powerful system that we build with you – using real data, real results, and real value.