• Sun:IT – modernising ERP, fixing programmes, and building digital bridges

    Sun:IT is a boutique consulting firm led by Sunit Prakash MNZM, Chartered IT Professional (BCS), with deep experience across enterprise IT, service management, and cross border digital work between New Zealand and India.

    Not sure where to start? Work with Sunit explains the options.

    If this is you ...

    • Your ERP or core systems are holding back the business, but no one agrees on what to fix first.
    • You are stuck between another big-bang replacement and yet another "keep the lights on" patch job.
    • Critical programmes are late, over budget, or burning out good people.

    Then talking to Sun:IT this week will help you...

    • Get a clear, shared picture of where the real risk sits in your ERP/programme portfolio
    • Decide what to stabilise, what to modernise, and what to leave alone (for now)
    • Define a small number of moves you can actually execute with your current team and partners

    Sun:IT helps organisations modernise legacy and core systems, deliver (or recover) complex programmes, and design IT operating models that actually work in practice.

    Drawing on decades of experience – from running Baan Customer Service & Support across Asia–Pacific & Japan through to today’s work with Rappit and AI enabled platforms – Sun:IT combines technical depth, programme discipline, and long standing relationships across New Zealand, India, and the wider region.

    Alongside delivery work, Sun:IT advises founders, investors, agencies and ecosystem builders on the India–New Zealand digital corridor and the Indian tech diaspora.

    What Sun:IT offers

    • ERP & legacy modernisation - practical paths from brittle, legacy ERP to modern, AI ready platforms
    • Programme & project delivery - standing up, steering or recovering complex change initiatives
    • IT service management - operating models and services that real teams can actually run
    • Advisory for founders & agencies - NZ–India digital corridor and Indian tech diaspora strategy that turns intent into concrete moves