About
Altacent Partners is a partner-led firm for enterprise AI, SAP and procurement platforms (Ariba, Coupa, Ivalua) and global capability centers (GCC). Senior partners work with clients in the United States and Switzerland, with delivery based in Pune, India. Altacent Partners is a division of Spectr. Labs, Pune, India, and is not connected with other companies that use the name Altacent.
Few moving parts, senior hands.
Every engagement is led by a practitioner with 25 or more years in the field.
A partner on the ground where the client is, with delivery capacity in India behind them.
We recommend what fits the client, including when that means building less or walking away.
Our partners run programs as well as advise on them, using a plain ten-rule project method.
Partners with decades in enterprise applications, working where their clients are.
One platform, locally led.
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A CIO's Field Guide to Conversational AI on Legacy SAP Before the Migration
Five strategic options examined on equal terms, with a full SWOT for each, and a complete 26-week proof-of-concept blueprint. No vendor recommended; the judgment belongs to the reader.
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The Model That Built Goldman Sachs. Now Available Without the Budget
Scale built the last generation of global enterprises; precision will define the next. How a wholly owned, directly governed offshore team, once limited to corporations with billion-dollar budgets, is now within reach of any business.
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How to Plan, Execute, and Deliver Any Project: At Work, At Home, or Anywhere in Life
You have been managing projects your whole life. The language and structure to plan before you start, spot risks early, track progress honestly and close what you begin.
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Exit, Utopia, and the Civilisation We Are Actually Building
Examines the most capitalised governance experiment in history and finds that exit is individually rational and collectively catastrophic. Not utopia, which is a destination, but better, which is a direction.
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