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Published on 09/04/2026 | Project management | Post read 90 times | Read in 1,32 Mn

This week, beprojectmanager.com reaches the 100,000 views milestone. A significant achievement that I want to celebrate especially with the ERP project management community and project management enthusiasts.

When the first accounting software project was deployed, a true revolution took place. The advent of the first on-premise ERP marked a second major milestone. Connecting these systems to the banking network to reconcile cash flows was a decisive success. Later, digitizing Procure-to-Pay (P2P) processes and tracking operating expenses in real time represented a strategic step forward for organizational management. Numerous other innovations continued to enrich enterprise IT, progressively transforming supply chain, customer relationship management, and data analytics.

Today, in the age of artificial intelligence, integrating these emerging technologies within companies remains driven by professionals committed to this same momentum. Often working behind the scenes and far from the media spotlight, these specialists deploy cutting-edge solutions using the best tools available. The fundamental objective of this blog lies precisely in this approach: to value, support, and highlight those who put technology at the service of business performance.

This break allowed me to take a step back and define the editorial line for the 2026/2027 year. On the roadmap: project management, leadership, a touch of personal development, and, of course, Business Central. Without revealing everything, great surprises await you.

To keep growing this blog, your feedback is essential. What would you like to read? What could I improve or approach differently? And what do you already appreciate the most?

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Thank you again for your daily support, and looking forward to your comments!

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