Product Announcement for Customers using the Billing with analysis line flexi-fields and Unit4 Financials by Coda continuous release 2024Q3 and 2024Q4
Product Announcement for Customers using the Billing with analysis line flexi-fields and Unit4 Financials by Coda continuous release 2024Q3 and 2024Q4
This message is only for customers using the Billing with analysis line flexi-fields and Unit4 Financials by Coda continuous release 2024Q3 and 2024Q4
We would like to share information regarding an issue which has recently been reported when posting documents with analysis line flexi-fields from Billing to Finance.
This issue has the potential to cause the flexi-field values to be incorrectly assigned to the finance transactions, we are asking customers to check their flexi-field data in Finance and to log a support ticket if any issues are found.
This issue exists in Unit4 Financials by Coda continuous release 2024Q3 and 2024Q4.
The issue has been resolved in Unit4 Financials by Coda continuous release 2024Q4 R2, we recommend that customers using analysis line flexi-fields in Billing upgrade to this release.
The software can be downloaded by on-premise customers from the “Software” tab on Community4U.
Unit4 apologise for any inconvenience this issue may have caused.
Millennium Consulting are aware of the issue. If you are affected or need support, please don’t hesitate to contact us directly – we’re here to help.
Published July 2025
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Unit4 ERPx Now Available in the Microsoft Azure Marketplace
Microsoft Azure customers worldwide now gain access to Unit4 ERPx, a flexible, composable platform that grows with you and integrates easily with your ecosystem
Unit4 announced the availability of Unit4 ERPx in the Microsoft Azure Marketplace, an online store providing applications and services for use on Azure. Unit4 customers can now take advantage of the productive and trusted Azure cloud platform, with streamlined deployment and management.
Unit4 ERPx improves ERP by delivering a tailored, modular solution for Public Sector, Nonprofit, and Professional Services organisations. It accelerates ROI, boosts productivity, and adapts to each organisation’s pace with industry-specific models for quick implementation. Its SaaS framework ensures resilience, agility, and seamless integration with existing systems, minimizing disruptions.
With embedded AI, ERPx automates workflows, reduces manual tasks, and provides proactive alerts, enabling teams to focus on high-value activities. Covering financial management, HR, procurement, and project management, ERPx offers deep, industry-specific functionality to streamline operations, enhance visibility, and ensure compliance.
Designed for service-based industries, ERPx fosters collaboration across HR, Finance, and Project Teams, delivering real-time insights for informed decision-making.
“Partnering with Microsoft represents an exciting step forward in our mission to empower organisations with tailored, industry-specific solutions.”
Vera Batyalova – VP Partner Sales, Unit4
The Azure Marketplace is an online market for buying and selling cloud solutions certified to run on Azure. The Azure Marketplace helps connect companies seeking innovative, cloud-based solutions with partners who have developed solutions that are ready to use.
Published July 2025
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We are an Elite Unit4 Partner
We provide solutions, services, and support across the extensive Unit4 product suite and are experts in delivering transformation.
Unit4 Financials 2025 Q2 Release
Unit4 Financials by Coda 2025Q2 was made available on 10 June 2025.
Highlights of the 2025Q2 release include:
Administration:
Functional Security
The OpenID Connect User Claims Menu option is now available for the LEVEL8 user.
Printing Options Master
The file name can now be specified on the Printing Options Master. The file name can be static or it can be created from the list of vocabularies available on the Print Format dataview.
Note: The new file name can currently only be used when Printing Customer Statements.
Print Customer Statements Scheduled Task
It is now possible to use a Printing Options Master when creating a Scheduled Task for Print Customer Statements.
Security Reports
A new Capability Settings report is available within Security Reports. The settings of selected Capability Masters can be exported to a Microsoft Excel file.
Finance:
Browse Details
View/Edit Line and Multiple Edit now allow documents located in the internal archive tables to be updated. The following fields can be modified:
- Description
- User references 1-3
- External references 1-6
This functionality is currently enabled by setting a configuration setting, please see release notes for more details.
Element Template Master
The Element Master Electronic Invoicing vocabularies can now be added to the Element Template for use with Assisted Element.
Assisted Element
The Electronic Invoicing fields can be modified in Assisted Element.
Print Customer Statements
It is now possible to use the new file name on the Printing options master. The file name can be static or it can be created from the list of vocabularies available on the Print Format dataview.
XL:
Balance Loader
When using Balance Loader, it is now possible to load non-maintained balances across multiple companies.
Note: XL Balance Loader performance has been improved. New Balance APIs are now used in the balance loading process.
Please ensure the appropriate user capabilities are updated to enable access to the new APIs before using Balance Loader.
Please see release notes for more details.
Electronic Invoicing:
Invoice Matching Workflow
When documents are posted to Invoice Matching they will be submitted to authorisation, validation or completion workflow if the relevant settings are specified on the document master.
Technical:
Deprecated features:
The .NET router has been deprecated. The final release has not been determined.
The Integration Toolkit Command Centre module (ITK) has been deprecated and will be removed in a future release. The final release has not been determined.
The ability to implement User Extensions using JavaScript is deprecated. The final release to include this support has not been determined.
Note: Support for implementing User Extensions using Java is not deprecated and is the recommended approach for implementing User Extensions.
The command line utility coda-encrypter.exe is deprecated. The final release to include this support has not been determined.
Removed features:
32-bit XL was removed in the 2025Q1 release. Please use the 64-bit XL. This means that the supported releases of XL are available as 64-bit only.
Support for Apple Safari has ended. It is recommended to use Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge.
Security Updates
- The third-party library JSON Smart has been updated to improve security. This addresses CVE-2024-57699.
- The third party libraries, Logback and Azure, used in the Unit4 Message Hub integration have been updated to improve security. This addresses CVE-2025-24970, CVE-2024-12798.
- Third party library jackson-core has been updated to improve security.
General Fixes/Updates:
- Exchange rates and values for the dual currency are correctly updated when the document date is changed on a Billing document.
- The due date on a Billing document is calculated correctly when the customer element terms is based on the input date.
- Unicode characters are now written correctly to output files in the repository during the ‘write’ stage of the payment process.
- The payee address country code is now available in pay format files as field AccountCountryCode.
- An intermittent issue which caused the workflow completion status not to be set correctly has now been resolved.
- XL Balance Loader performance has been improved.
- The REST API documentation URL information has been enhanced by providing an example.
Further details on the new features, security updates and reported issues can be found in the release documentation.
The release documentation for this release (and previous releases) can be found in the documentation area on the community.
The software can be downloaded from the “Software” tab on Community4U.
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Millennium Raising Futures Kenya Golf Day 2025
2025
The Millennium Raising Futures KenyaGolf Day
£5,000 raised for Raising Futures Kenya
On Friday 6th June 2025 the annual Millennium Raising Futures Kenya Golf Day took place at Woldingham Golf Club in Surrey. Despite a slightly damp and overcast start to the day, spirits were high as 40 players assembled for a competitive and thoroughly enjoyable day of golf whilst supporting a wonderful cause.
After the golf, the players gathered for post-round drinks and dinner, which was followed by an update from Leela Shanti of Raising Futures Kenya, who shared news and moving stories about the charity’s incredible impact in Kenya. She explained how the funds raised from Millennium’s golf event directly support many young people in Kenya, helping them build brighter, more secure futures through training and the creation of new life opportunities.
Afterwards there was with laughter and excitement with a lively game of Heads and Tails which was followed by a raffle and prize giving and all contributed to a fantastic fundraising total.
A huge word of thank you goes to our generous supporters and sponsors, including Icorp, Pleasant Land Distillery, Sene Valley Golf Club, Littlestone Golf Club, Florences, Wildwood, Kathmandu, Woldingham Golf Club, Lumos, The White Hart, The Gate Keeper and Tom Hill, whose support made the day possible.
Many thanks also to everyone who took part, donated or supported the day. With your help, the event was a great success both on and off the course.
Here are a few photos from the day:
Competition winners:
Millennium Trophy: 4 ball Stableford, Jono Hill, Chris de Plage, Paul Larson and Ryan Hyder
Men’s handicap: Ben Hunt, Bradley Shorter and Oscar Ayton all on 43 points
Ladies handicap: Linda Dicks on 41 points
Individual scratch: Oscar Ayton with 68 strokes
Nearest the flag: Clive Hunt
Beat the pro: Jane Keet, Kath Yore, Chris de Plage, Paul Larson and Ryan Hyder
The day generated £5,000 for Raising Futures Kenya and the money will be put to good use helping young Kenyans.
We look forward to reconvening in 2026 for the next event, and the date and location will be announced in the coming months. We welcome new participants, so if you would like to play next year, contact the Millennium team, who will be happy to provide you with the details.
Charity
Raising Futures Kenya
We firmly believe in our social responsibility to the wider community. That’s why, over the last 19 years, we have supported Raising Futures Kenya – a charity that breaks the cycle of inequality and creates opportunities for vulnerable children and young people in Kenya.
Raising Futures Kenya is the charity working together with young people to create opportunities for rewarding futures. Without these opportunities, one in five young people in Kenya face living in poverty; unable to reach their potential.
Unit4 Global Cloud - Upcoming Optional MFA Feature for Citrix Access
Unit4 have announced an upcoming security enhancement:
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) will be made available for regular users accessing Unit4 Cloud services via Citrix, starting May 13, 2025.
This feature is optional and can be enabled at your organisation’s discretion. Citrix access will continue to function as it does today unless your designated Citrix administrator chooses to apply the policy to users.
Full setup instructions and supporting documentation for Citrix administrators will be shared closer to the go-live date to support a smooth implementation for those who choose to enable it.
FAQs
This is part of our ongoing commitment to enhance security across our cloud services. MFA adds a second layer of authentication, reducing the risk of unauthorised access, especially for users accessing Citrix-based environments.
No. MFA is optional and fully self-managed. Citrix access will continue to function as it does today unless your organisation chooses to enable MFA for selected users.
Email-based one-time passcodes (OTP) offer a secure and universally accessible method that does not require additional devices or app installations. It’s simple to deploy and use, especially in environments where mobile access is restricted or unavailable.
Your organisation’s designated SuperUser(s) can decide whether to enable MFA for regular Citrix users. Unit4 provides documentation to guide them through the process.
Yes. MFA is fully configurable at the organizational level. SuperUsers can enable it selectively based on your internal security policies and user roles.
Please ensure the user’s email address is correct and accessible. We recommend verifying email records in advance. If issues persist, contact your internal administrator or Unit4 support for assistance.
Published May 2025
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Research latest: MTD could yield almost £1 billion of annual time savings for UK businesses.
Research latest: MTD could yield almost £1 billion of annual time savings for UK businesses.
New research suggests that HMRC’s Making Tax Digital initiative has streamlined business tax processes, potentially saving up to forty-nine million hours across the UK.
Users of Unit4 Financials by Coda are ideally placed to take advantage of this efficiency saving. Equipped with MVAT, a fully MTD-compliant solution integrated into your existing financial management software, you are all set to simplify your workflows for VAT and all future MTD compliance obligations.
MTD promised a lighter tax workload. Has it happened?
When the government unveiled its Making Tax Digital (MTD) project a decade ago, one of the stated aims was to make tax processes more efficient for businesses. This would reduce the need for manual data entry and calculations, lower the risk of error, and simplify the tax submission procedure.
As a rule, promises made by the taxman to make life easier are always going to be met with a certain degree of scepticism. So, three years after mandatory MDT compliance for VAT, has it made any difference?
To find out, HMRC commissioned the independent research agency, Kantar Public (now Verian), to establish the impact of MTD on businesses using fully functional Making Tax Digital compatible software. Published on 27 February 2025, the research covers the first full tax year of mandatory VAT compliance (2022-2023) and is based on a survey of 2,300 businesses. The full findings are available here.
Key findings
- Thirty percent of businesses say they get more done per hour when managing their finances and record keeping, compared to before the introduction of MDT.
- On average, there has been a 4.3% decrease in time spent on finances and record keeping since the introduction of MDT.
- For the 2022 to 2023 tax year, an estimated total of between thirty-two million and forty-nine million hours were saved by all UK businesses using fully functional software.
- The estimated total value of time saved by all businesses was between £603 million and £915 million.
- Of those businesses that had saved time through MTD, 66% said they had used that extra time to increase productivity at work.
Efficiency savings are not automatic: they depend on the underlying software.
HMRC allows businesses to have multiple systems in play regarding VAT, so long as they use bridging software to facilitate a digital link between data stored in spreadsheets and HMRC’s portal. Some businesses, particularly those with legacy systems, use digital links to avoid overhauling their record-keeping methods.
It is important to note that only businesses using fully functional MTD-compatible software were included in the survey results, i.e., those companies still using bridging software were discounted. On its own, bridging software does not fulfil other core MTD requirements (e.g., maintaining digital records and ensuring digital links between data).
Meeting the minimum MTD compliance requirements does not, in itself, lead to efficiency savings. If you are still using a combination of spreadsheets with digital links, you must ensure that VAT data is correctly formatted and imported into the bridging software before submission. Errors in formulas or data formatting can still lead to compliance issues, and care needs to be taken to ensure that spreadsheets are appropriately structured and that digital links between records are maintained.
MTD software for Unit4 Financials by Coda: full functionality equals maximum efficiency.
In the run-up to MDT VAT submissions becoming mandatory, many businesses were keen to reach a state of compliance in as short a time as possible. For many, setting up digital links was the obvious answer as a kind of stopgap workaround.
But if a temporary solution becomes a permanent fixture, you will still have to grapple with a less-than-ideal workflow. You are compliant but failing to realise the efficiency savings that MDT was designed to deliver.
Ideally, the software you use should help you achieve several things:
- As a minimum, it needs to be compliant with HMRC’s mandatory requirements (capable of digitally storing all records, automatically calculating VAT, and submitting them directly to HMRC)
- It should be easy to use, both in terms of a straightforward, easy-to-navigate interface, and in terms of not requiring users to jump between different applications for different tasks.
- VAT reporting should sit seamlessly alongside other linked activities (e.g. bank reconciliation, invoice tracking, and tax forecasting), in a single solution.
- Ideally, it should be easy to implement and cost-effective; in other words, deploying it should not be a major disruptive project.
- With an eye on the future, it should also provide a framework to help you comply with other MTD initiatives that are likely to be with us soon (MTD for Corporation Tax, for instance)
Thanks to MVAT from Millennium Consulting, Unit4 Financials by Coda users are ideally placed to tap into these benefits. MVAT is a HMRC-recognised, MTD solution built by Coda experts specifically for Unit4 users. Quick and easy to implement, you can do everything in one place: run your VAT reports, import summaries, drill into individual transactions, submit returns to HMRC, and more. The result? You are all set to realise the efficiency and productivity improvements that MTD was designed to deliver.
Next Steps
To streamline your VAT reporting and to futureproof your processes in readiness for further MTD initiatives, learn more about MVAT here.
Business benefits of AI adoption within ERP
In the world of enterprise technology, embedding AI into ERP systems has supercharged their capabilities, enhancing efficiency, reducing manual effort and enabling more strategic decision-making. AI brings a powerful layer of intelligence to core business functions such as finance, supply chain and HR, allowing organisations to automate, optimise and even predict outcomes that previously relied on human intervention.
AI can automate routine and repetitive tasks such as invoice processing, approvals, purchase order generation, payroll, and more. Through natural language processing (NLP), users can make simple, intuitive requests like “Generate a cash flow forecast for the next six months”—without having to dig through multiple reports.
It also improves forecasting. By analysing historical data, seasonality and external variables, AI can project sales, demand, inventory needs and cash flow. It can detect potential disruptions, such as supply chain delays, before they occur thus enabling preventative action and a more agile response.
With embedded intelligence, ERP systems can provide timely, actionable insights such as:
“Demand for Product X is expected to spike, consider reordering now.”
“This vendor invoice is inconsistent with past entries flag it for review.”
AI optimises routing, scheduling and inventory management across warehouses to reduce waste and increase efficiency. Logistics operations benefit from real-time decision-making, such as selecting the best carrier based on cost, speed and reliability. It can also detect anomalies such as spikes in expense claims or inventory mismatches and help prevent fraud whilst maintaining compliance.
AI-powered chatbots enable users to interact with ERP systems using natural language commands and make it easier to run reports, navigate modules and input data. In HR, AI supports workforce planning, recruitment, performance evaluation and employee retention by analysing engagement data, predicting turnover and recommending development pathways or training.
Machine learning (ML) allows ERP systems to continuously learn from data interactions which over time leads to more accurate predictions, better recommendations and more intelligent business decision making.
Organisations that rely on legacy ERP systems which don’t incorporate AI are at a growing disadvantage compared with AI enabled users. Older systems are often unable to process large data volumes in real time and lack automation, requiring greater manual effort and there will be an increased risk of human error. Legacy ERP is typically rigid and hard to adapt to new business needs offering a poor user experience and requiring extensive training. They struggle to integrate with modern platforms which lead to siloed data. They also lack modern cybersecurity and AI-driven threat detection. Higher operational costs, slower innovation and reduced agility in responding to market shifts are all common features of older ERP platforms.
AI-enabled ERP platforms have redefined how organisations operate, unlocking efficiencies, driving smarter decision-making and enabling a more agile, data-driven approach to business. The commercial advantages of AI adoption are clear and those organisations that embrace this evolution will be well placed to become market leaders.
If you’re ready to explore how AI-enabled ERP software can help you achieve your business objectives, contact Millennium Consulting to discuss the right solution for your organisation.
Unit4 Financials 2025 Q1 Release
Unit4 Financials by Coda 2025Q1 was made available on 11th March 2025.
Highlights of the 2025Q1 release include:
Administration:
Tasks
The Table Link Document Housekeeping task has been enhanced to include:
- a ‘User-defined status’ option, enabling the removal of non-system statuses.
- a ‘Document Date’ range, enabling the deletion of data within a specified date range.
Finance:
Undo Matching
Undo Matching now uses the browse limit on the user capability and the browse limit set on the Financials console when selecting data.
The transaction limit applied is the lower of the two settings. If this limit is exceeded no data is returned and the user is requested to select less data.
Company Master
You can now specify the default posting destination (Finance or Invoice Matching) and the Invoice Matching posting settings (Input Template Master and Mapping Master for invoices and credit notes) on the Company Master for use in Electronic Invoicing.
Element Master
You can now specify the posting destination (Company Master, Finance, or Invoice Matching) and the Invoice Matching posting settings (Input Template Master and Mapping Master for invoices and credit notes) on the Element Master for use in Electronic Invoicing.
Copy Company
External copy company has been changed to remove a stored procedure which was used when copying element masters. This change has been made to improve the upgrade process.
Electronic Invoicing:
API
The Electronic Invoicing REST resource is now available to allow authorized users to submit a UBL Invoice or Credit Note to Invoice Matching using input type Header and Tax entry types ‘Total only’, ‘By tax code’ and ‘By tax code with turnover’.
Mapping Master
A new Invoice Matching tab has been added to Mapping Master to define how additional data in the UBL is mapped to the transaction to be created in Invoice Matching.
Invoice Maintenance
The Invoice Maintenance screen has been enhanced to include more detail on failed submissions and to allow the rows to be sorted.
Public API:
REST API
The navigation and performance of the REST API documentation has been improved.
The REST API definition has been improved to better represent enumerated types. The API now indicates the set of valid values for enumeration types.
Miscellaneous
Message Transport Master
It is now possible to use Microsoft Graph API when sending emails.
File Encryption (PGP)
PGP encryption is now available using HTTP POST to send files to Extension Kit. A sample Extension Kit Flow (file_encryption_pgp.json) has been created to demonstrate this process and is available on the .iso and also via Community4U.
Technical:
Deprecated features:
The .NET router has been deprecated. The final release has not been determined.
The Integration Toolkit Command Centre module (ITK) has been deprecated and will be removed in a future release. The final release has not been determined.
Removed features:
32-bit XL has been removed. Please use the 64-bit XL. As a result, there is a new version of XL. Functionally it is the same as the 2024Q4 release of XL.
Therefore, there is no requirement to update to this version.
Security Updates
- Third party libraries Apache HttpClient and Java Native Access have been updated to improve security.
- A third-party library, Netty, used in the Unit4 Message Hub integration has been updated to improve security.
General Fixes/Updates:
- An issue in Billing when posting documents with analysis line flexi-fields to Finance has now been resolved.
- The ‘Exclude zero lines on posting’ setting is now ignored if the Billing document has analysis line level flexi-fields.
- In certain circumstances Undo Year End would fail to complete. This has been corrected
- Print Customer Statements performance has been improved.
- Property com.coda.finance.app.customerStatementSelectionSize is now documented in the Configuration Settings Guide.
- Customer statements sent via FTP/SFTP now appends a date and timestamp to the file name to make it unique.
- The Electronic Invoicing endpoint now authenticates when using OpenID Connect and Authorization Code Flow with PKCE is configured as the web application flow.
- An error which prevented the Audit Trail configuration tool from starting has been corrected.
- An issue relating to the customisation of standard forms such as element master (finance/elmmasmain.frm) has now been resolved.
- The system will now recover from transient external failures, such as a DNS outage, rather than require a restart.
Further details on the new features, security updates and reported issues can be found in the release documentation.
The release documentation for this release (and previous releases) can be found in the documentation area on the community.
The software can be downloaded from the “Software” tab on Community4U.
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ROI linked to cloud migration is soaring. This report illustrates why
APRIL 2025
ROI linked to cloud migration is soaring
This report illustrates why
The financial case for cloud migration has always been a compelling one. And as the costs associated with on-premises deployments continue to rise, that case is now impossible to ignore.
A recent study from global technology research specialists Nucleus Research found that cloud migrations returned $3.43 for every dollar spent on the migration project. A subsequent follow up showed that in 30 months, that had increased by 12.5%.
Read the full report for more details on the following:
On-premise hosting
Practically all areas of business operations have felt the effects of rising costs in the last few years. Cloud costs have increased. Crucially, however, the costs associated with on-premises operations have increased even further.
The price of hardware components and maintenance, an increased compliance burden, personnel costs, and energy: the report illustrates how rising costs in these areas make on-premise systems less and less attractive.
Pain-free, cost-effective migration
Lengthy and costly migrations benefit neither software vendors nor customers. To reflect this, reputable vendors and their trusted partners seek to make the process as smooth as possible. Discover what this means regarding lower cost barriers and more rapid return on investment.
On-premises costs will continue to increase
In terms of both the capital expenditure and the management overhead associated with legacy on-premises IT ecosystems, the future does not look bright.
Discover what this means and how it will cause the benefit-to-cost ratio of cloud migration to increase even further over the next couple of years.
The wider case for cloud migration: further resources
For any head of IT or finance looking for practical ways to curb capital technical infrastructure spend and day-to-day operational costs, the case for cloud migration is becoming increasingly strong.
But it’s not just about cost savings. Strategic advantages like scalability, flexibility, and performance make cloud migration a critical step for future-ready businesses.
At Millennium, we have helped countless businesses migrate to the cloud, successfully guiding organisations across all industry verticals. With many more migrations underway, we know the challenges companies face—and how to make the transition smooth, fast, and cost-effective.
That’s why so many businesses turn to Millennium to guide them through the process.
ERP Programme Discovery Framework
This May join Millennium Consulting CEO Philip Keet and Clive Godwin Senior Programme Delivery Lead as they introduce the ERP Programme Discovery Framework that delivers a comprehensive ERP systems review which evaluates current platform architecture and identifies potential future state options in a structured, strategic way that is essential to maximise Return on Investment (ROI) and deliver additional bottom line profit.
As technology evolves, organisations need to decide whether their existing ERP platform remains fit for purpose or whether they need to upgrade, re-engineer, or adopt a new one. An independent review of the current state and exploration of how future state ERP architecture can best serve the needs of the organisation is invaluable.
Scheduled for Thursday 22nd May 2025 from 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM GMT
Philip Keet
Millennium CEO Philip Keet has been supporting global organisation stake holders with ERP change programs for thirty years and possesses a deep understanding of the challenges multinationals face as they use technology to achieve competitive advantage in an increasingly challenging commercial environment.
Clive Godwin
Clive Godwin is a senior programme delivery lead of 30 years, who has successfully managed ERP rollouts, post-merger integrations and software development across the Financial Services, Telecoms, and Retail sectors. He is a trusted partner to global firms such as Bain Capital, NTT Data, Atos, Hertz, L&G, Virgin Media, Littlewoods, BT and Vodafone. Clive is a best practice ambassador combining PRINCE2, MSP, SAFe Agile and Hybrid Waterfall, ensuring a smooth delivery of fit-for-purpose solutions for multi-national organisations.