Deployed a global software delivery system supporting 60,000+ devices with automated role, geography, and facility-based provisioning.

Challenge

With over 60,000 workstations spanning dozens of countries, roles, and facility types, Procter & Gamble needed more than just a standardized workstation image. The company required a flexible, automated software deployment architecture that could maintain global standards while adapting to local facility and regulatory needs.

Solution

I designed the global software management and deployment system that powered this transformation. Key architectural features included:

• Role-based delivery – automatically provisioning applications based on user role and department.

• Facility and geography awareness – tailoring deployments by country and facility type to meet operational and compliance requirements.

• Manager-driven extensions – enabling country and facility leaders to add approved software packages without breaking global standards.

• Scalable automation – a single architecture orchestrating thousands of variations across the entire enterprise.

Outcome

• Consistent global environment with local adaptability built in.

• Improved compliance and security through uniform, automated provisioning.

• Significant support cost reduction by eliminating fragmented software installs.

• Future-ready architecture that scaled with the enterprise and reduced long-term complexity.