"At the time of writing, we found that the process for documenting data quality standards and ensuring that data is ready for migration was not well-established for finance in particular."
"The proposal to delay the go live recognises both the volume and the complexity of work still to be deliver"
Audit committee questions at Birmingham City Council highlighted persistent concerns that the Oracle ERP reimplementation may not go live on time, with technical defects, process gaps, staffing constraints and unclear change management arrangements. Auditor Grant Thornton identified risks including insufficient data cleansing and a 5% chance of project abandonment. Phase one originally cost £19m; the total programme forecast through 2027/28 is £144m. The current planned go-live is July 2026, potentially slipping to September 2026. Significant remaining work and lack of documented data quality standards for finance were specifically identified as critical risks.
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