Moving off E2Open or a legacy bolt-on TMS — without carrying the old mess across.
When a separate TMS is being retired in favor of SAP TM, the temptation is to replicate the old system’s behavior one-for-one. That’s the lift-and-shift fallacy: you end up running a high-performance engine on clogged fuel lines, importing years of accumulated workarounds instead of adopting what TM does natively.
What we do. We plan and run the migration from a legacy or third-party TMS (E2Open and similar) onto SAP TM as an adoption, not a transplant. We map planning, tendering, execution, and settlement to native TM capability, convert the integration surface — carrier connectivity, EDI, WMS and ERP touchpoints — to their TM equivalents, and handle the master-data cleanup that makes automation trustworthy on the other side. We keep what genuinely differentiates your operation and retire the rest, so you land on a platform you can upgrade instead of one you have to defend.
Engagement shape. Scoped as a migration workstream — standalone or inside an existing S4 program — beginning with a short assessment of the current landscape and target design.
Why us. Rachel Scheffler’s enterprise change and program leadership — a multimillion-dollar supply chain solution deployed across 17 countries, against a $1B annual budget — is exactly the muscle a cross-system migration needs, paired with Wes and David’s SAP TM depth. Senior, onshore.