The unglamorous systems that let large programmes run on time and under budget, governance, delivery, and the mechanics of execution.
The licence is the smallest number in the deal. A line-by-line breakdown of what Endur, Allegro, and RightAngle programmes actually cost once you count integration, data, people, and the upgrade treadmill, from someone who has signed the change orders.
Anish PujariSep 7, 2026 6 min read
All three ETRMs now live under one owner, and every RFP still treats them as rivals. After a decade of implementations, here is how Endur, Allegro, and RightAngle actually compare where it matters: commodity fit, compliance, AI, upgrade pain, and the total cost nobody puts on the first slide.
Anish PujariSep 7, 2026 7 min read
The system does not crash. The business quietly works around it. Why the first 90 days decide an implementation's fate and what the firms that get it right do differently.
Anish PujariAug 27, 2026 7 min read
Not exotic credentials: the translation layer, data fluency, regulatory literacy, implementation experience, and the ability to operate in ambiguity.
Anish PujariAug 27, 2026 7 min read
The gap between what was sold and what gets delivered is where careers are made and lost. The questions to ask before, during, and after an ETRM implementation.
Anish PujariAug 27, 2026 5 min read
Compliance is not a phase you add at the end, it is a property of every design decision from sprint one. What twelve years of ETRM delivery teaches about building the systems behind a power desk.
Anish PujariAug 8, 2026 21 min read