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Trevin
Nimaladasa

I write, speak and advise on the decisions that shape ambitious systems transformation.

Trevin Nimaladasa

11+ years across complex systems transformation

CBAP · Agile Practitioner · ITIL v3

Published author and speaker · FOBA · IIBA

Writing

Field notes for people leading complex change.

Draft essays and field guides on decision governance, MVBA, ERP failure modes, business analysis practice, and vendor selection.

7 min read

Decision governanceERP programs

Decision governance before delivery governance

Placeholder field guide on why programs slow down when decision rights are unclear, even when delivery forums are busy.

Placeholder draft — needs Trevin’s final copy.

6 min read

Business analysisDecision governance

Minimum Viable Business Analysis

A placeholder introduction to MVBA: enough analysis to improve the next decision without mistaking documentation for progress.

Placeholder draft — needs Trevin’s final copy.

8 min read

ERP programsDecision governance

Why ERP programs fail in plain sight

Placeholder essay on failure modes that appear obvious in hindsight: ownership gaps, process exceptions, and unresolved operating-model choices.

Placeholder draft — needs Trevin’s final copy.

5 min read

Vendor selectionDecision governance

Vendor selection is a strategy test

Placeholder field guide on using vendor selection to reveal what an organisation actually values, tolerates, and funds.

Placeholder draft — needs Trevin’s final copy.

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Speaking and credentials

Practical talks for BA, delivery, and executive audiences.

Trevin speaks on decision-making in transformation, Minimum Viable Business Analysis, and what leadership teams actually resource.

Upcoming and past talk details are placeholders until confirmed dates are supplied.

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