Tim Hourigan

Partner, Armanino Advisory LLC

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Bio

Meet Tim

Tim has over 23 years of business and IT project management and systems integration consulting experience optimizing business capabilities, enterprise software and operations. His strengths include:

  • Building and leading high-performance teams to solve business problems and deliver high-value results
  • Influencing and collaborating across organizational lines to achieve client project business goals
  • World-class domain knowledge around design, implementation and operation of high-volume ‘quote-to-cash’ transaction processing within CRM, Sales Forecasting, Customer Services, and Billing and Payment enterprise application solutions. His expertise spans planning, implementation and business operations for Marketing/ Sales, CRM, Supply Chain, Manufacturing, and Financial Management.

As a Partner, Tim is accountable for planning, sales, implementation and support for assigned accounts. His responsibilities include overall client relationship management, business solution design, project execution, issue, quality, service billing and contract management. He manages Microsoft Dynamics CRM and ERP implementations and upgrades; performs internal quality reviews; develops project estimates, statements of work, and work plans; and supports all phases of the project life-cycle.

Prior to joining Armanino, Tim was a Consulting Partner at Accenture for six years where he served as both a client delivery partner and the CRM & Billing Capability Industry Domain Lead for North America. He is an expert and accomplished writer and speaker on IT and ERP project planning and enterprise business software selection.

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Experience

Professional History

Experience

  • Accenture

Q&A

Q. What is it about accounting and consulting that first drew your interest?
Solving challenging business and technology problems is what got me into it. I think what has kept me in it is the variety and opportunity for continuous learning.
Q. Make a prediction, describe your vision of the business future.
Q. What keeps you up at night?
Q. What’s it like working for a company that’s been around for so long?
Q. If you could go back in time and change some aspect of your life, what would that change be?
Q. If you could pass on a nugget of wisdom to aspiring accountants or consultants, what would that be?
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Tim's Thought Leadership
Blog articles
Article
For the success of your ERP project you should carefully analyze competing ERP vendor implementation approaches.

December 28, 2010