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IT and Digital Transformation Consultant

About Susan Harrison

Susan Harrison doesn’t sell digital transformation as a buzzword, she built her reputation by reverse-engineering legacy ERP failures at midsize manufacturers in the Rust Belt, then co-designing modular cloud migration playbooks that preserved union-mandated shop-floor data sovereignty. Her 2021 white paper on 'Incremental Autonomy' challenged the industry’s obsession with big-bang AI rollouts, instead advocating for worker-co-designed automation pilots where machine learning models were trained on union-vetted, anonymized shift logs, not just corporate KPIs. She’s advised three Fortune 500 supply chain overhauls where procurement algorithms were required to surface carbon-impact trade-offs alongside cost savings, and she still keeps a physical notebook of handwritten process maps from her first client: a family-owned textile mill in North Carolina that digitized its dye-lot tracking without replacing its decades-old loom interfaces. Her work assumes technology must answer to people, not the other way around.

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  • “How do you handle resistance from plant-floor supervisors during ERP modernization?”
  • “What’s your litmus test for whether an AI use case respects collective bargaining agreements?”
  • “Can you walk me through a real-world example where 'incremental autonomy' prevented a rollout failure?”
  • “How do you quantify the hidden cost of interoperability debt in legacy systems?”

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s Susan Harrison’s stance on generative AI in regulated industries?
She treats generative AI as a documentation and simulation layer, not a decision engine, especially in FDA- or NIST-regulated environments. Her framework requires all LLM-augmented workflows to maintain auditable human-in-the-loop checkpoints and versioned prompt lineage, with outputs validated against deterministic rule engines first.
Has Susan Harrison published any open-source tools or frameworks?
Yes, her 'Legacy Interface Mapping Toolkit' (LIMT) is publicly available on GitHub. It’s a Python-based system for auto-generating API wrappers around COBOL/AS400 data sources, complete with embedded compliance metadata tags for GDPR and SOX traceability.
Does Susan Harrison work with public-sector IT modernization?
She consults selectively with state-level agencies, focusing on infrastructure-as-code transitions for unemployment and Medicaid systems. Her contracts include clauses requiring public-facing documentation of every third-party SaaS integration’s data residency and failover architecture.
What distinguishes her approach from McKinsey or BCG digital practices?
Unlike top-tier firms, Harrison refuses fixed-scope engagements and mandates co-location with frontline staff for minimum 3-week sprints. She bills hourly, not per deliverable, and publishes anonymized post-mortems of every project, including missteps and negotiated concessions with vendor lock-in clauses.
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