Rapid growth is a good problem to have — until it isn’t.
A fast-growing technology infrastructure services company found itself at a familiar inflection point. Demand was strong. The business was winning. But the internal systems designed for an earlier stage of growth were starting to strain under the weight of success.
Purchase-to-pay cycles were slow and inconsistent. Product offerings had expanded without clear structure. Quoting processes varied by team, creating friction for both customers and internal stakeholders.