Customer case studies.

The portfolio spans the four delivery postures DEBCOR organizes engagements around — Lighthouse (strategy and roadmap), Lifeboat (program rescue), Ferry (migration and transformation), and Harbor (managed services and run). Concretely that means ECC-to-S/4HANA migrations on both GROW (Public Cloud) and RISE (Private Cloud), program rescue work (the McLarens public reference — McLarens is the global claims services and loss adjusting firm — is the most documented), PI/PO to SAP Integration Suite migrations, BTP clean-core extensions and side-by-side apps, master data cleansing programs, AI agent deployments on Joule and on the DEBCOR AI Platform, and ongoing managed services with the Company Intelligence Layer. Engagement size ranges from focused fixed-bid deliverables (USD $25k–$75k assessments and Fractional CTO months) through nine-figure multi-year transformation programs.

Permission. Named references (McLarens, iFIT) appear because the client formally consented — usually as part of a go-live announcement, an SAP customer story, or a press release. Anonymous engagements ("a confidential aerospace and defense engagement", "a Fortune 500 manufacturer") appear because the client's procurement or PR policy does not permit external attribution, or because the work touches regulated/classified data where naming the client would itself be sensitive. In every metric DEBCOR publishes — 80–90% load rates, 85% of discovery completed in weeks, 65–80% less blueprint effort, four-month migrations — the source is explicitly cited so readers can tell named work apart from anonymous. The standard inside this portfolio: no claimed outcome without a sourced engagement behind it.

Three paths. First, the named references: the McLarens 2–5%→80–90% load-rate story is documented in the SAP customer story and the go-live announcement (links on the Client References page); the iFIT four-month ECC-to-S/4HANA migration with zero revenue loss — and a 10x pandemic order surge held two years after go-live, with no failures — is referenced on the homepage and in the Travis Call video testimonial. Second, the source citations on quantitative claims: every measured metric on the platform and homepage carries a "Source · …" line naming the engagement context and time period — confidential references are still bounded with enough specificity (year, industry, project type) that buyers can ask the right questions on a call. Third, reference calls: under an executed NDA, DEBCOR makes anonymous-engagement references available for direct conversation with the customer's program leadership. The bar is verifiable proof, not aspirational claims.

Aerospace and defense, financial services and insurance, fitness and consumer goods, manufacturing (discrete and process), retail, life sciences and pharmaceutical, public sector, energy, and professional services. DEBCOR's positioning on industry is honest: senior engineers who have run SAP across many verticals tend to spot pattern-matched failure modes faster than vertical specialists who only see one. Where industry-specific regulatory frameworks bite (FDA/GxP in pharma, OFAC and AML in financial services, ITAR in defense, PCI in payments) the engagement plus the platform's Governance and Auditing layers map directly to the compliance baseline. The Industries pages on this site cover the verticals DEBCOR most often serves.

Yes. The portfolio entries on this page are the public-facing version. Under a mutual NDA, DEBCOR can share engagement architecture diagrams, redacted statement-of-work scopes, full program timelines with key decisions and outcomes, the team composition that delivered it, and — for anonymous engagements — direct introductions to the customer program leadership for reference calls. The NDA pattern is standard, executed in a single round, and unblocks the level of detail most procurement teams and CIO offices actually need to evaluate fit. Start with the Schedule a Consultation link in the footer; the conversation typically moves to NDA-scoped detail by the second call.

Client References (debcor.com/about/on-the-record) collects the third-party sources: the SAP customer story for McLarens, the SAP PartnerFinder profile (Gold Partner, ranked #5 in the USA), SAP partner credentials (Build Partner, Service Partner, Expert-tier competencies in BTP and BDC), and the Anthropic Claude Preferred Services Partner recognition. Recognition (debcor.com/about/recognition) lists industry awards and analyst mentions. Testimonials (debcor.com/about/testimonials) includes the Travis Call video and other client voice on record. Published Works (debcor.com/published-works) covers the 14 SAP technical books authored by DEBCOR's founder Gareth de Bruyn (the first ABAP textbook ever published among them), plus three more SAP books in 2026.