Abstract
A $40M Advanced Manufacturing firm in Utah was suffocating under NetSuite's scaling costs, restricting system access from the shop floor. We architected a migration to our Performance Tier: a Dual-VM setup inside a dedicated VPC. By deploying our Demand Forecasting module and resource-based pricing, we enabled 100% workforce system access while reducing TCO by 60%.
Phase 1: Dual-VM Deployment
Restoring Operational Visibility
Under legacy licensing models, extending ERP access to line workers, QA inspectors, and warehouse staff was financially prohibitive. We migrated the client to Infinary's Performance Tier ERP Core. By provisioning two dedicated Virtual Machines within a single VPC—one exclusively handling the database layer (MariaDB/Redis) and the other serving the Frappe application—we achieved absolute lowest latency unconstrained by PaaS limitations. 100% of the workforce was granted system access on day one.
Phase 2: Data Sovereignty
Securing the Private Data Mesh
Legacy transaction history spanning 7 years was extracted and seeded directly into the localized database instance. Protected by our Sovereign Cloud Guard retainer, the environment operates under a strict zero-trust identity layer. The client retains Customer-Managed Encryption Keys (CMEK) and full root access to their production database schema.
SUCCESS: Dual-VM VPC Interconnect
SUCCESS: DB Seed (0.0% data bleed)
SECURE: Zero-Trust IAM Established
Phase 3: AI Injection
Vertex AI Demand Forecasting
With a structured, proprietary data lake established on the client's localized database, we activated the Demand Forecasting module. Automated pipelines push sales history and BOM requirements to BigQuery. Vertex AI Tabular workflows train probabilistic models utilizing local Utah economic vectors, writing a P90 demand forecast directly back into the core ERP logic. What used to be a 3-day manual Excel process is now continuously inferred.