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Jessamine Point Implementations · ERP implementer · Raleigh, NC

Florin Jarvinen leads projects at Jessamine Point Implementations, a Raleigh ERP partner, and he runs this editorial calendar so each LinkedIn post, article and client newsletter has an author, a reviewer and a weekday it goes out.

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October 2026
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6Tallgrass costing cutover, told by their controller
7Shipping integrations without the spreadsheet
8November newsletter: year-end close prepReorder rules that stop surprise stockouts
9Westmarch multi-site inventory story
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12Webinar invite: surviving your first quarter-end
13Payroll sync: three failure modes we see
14Adoption dashboards your CFO will actually read
15Why we rebuilt our migration scripts twice
16Release notes: reporting module update
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19Super-user programs that outlast the launch quarter
20Three questions to ask before you cut over
21December newsletter: holiday freeze rules
22E-commerce order sync: a field guide
23Pennyroyal route accounting story
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26Close-calendar template for controllers
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Content pieces

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Every post, newsletter and article from idea to published, with the day it goes out.

TitleKindGoes out onStatusTopicClient storyAuthor
Why month-end close takes five days, not twoBlog articleCompany blogPublishedFinance close and reportingHarlow Fork Plumbing SupplyCalla Whitlow-Okafor
Three cycle-count habits that survive go-liveLinkedIn postLinkedInPublishedInventory and warehouse—Bastian Moreno-Ashe
Harlow Fork's warehouse rollout in 11 weeksCase studyCompany blogPublishedInventory and warehouseHarlow Fork Plumbing SupplyCalla Whitlow-Okafor
October newsletter: the cutover checklistNewsletter issueEmail listPublishedMigration war stories—Florin Jarvinen
What a data-cleanup sprint really costsLinkedIn postLinkedInPublishedMigration war stories—Bastian Moreno-Ashe
Briarmoor lot tracking: before and afterCase studyCompany blogPublishedInventory and warehouseBriarmoor Cold StorageCalla Whitlow-Okafor
Webinar invite: closing the books in your new ERPWebinar inviteEmail listPublishedFinance close and reporting—Florin Jarvinen
Training the floor in two afternoonsLinkedIn postLinkedInPublishedTraining and adoption—Bastian Moreno-Ashe
Release notes: what shipped this quarterRelease note digestPartner portalPublishedRelease notes—Florin Jarvinen
Tallgrass costing cutover, told by their controllerCase studyCompany blogScheduledFinance close and reportingTallgrass Textile MillsCalla Whitlow-Okafor
Shipping integrations without the spreadsheetLinkedIn postLinkedInScheduledIntegrations—Bastian Moreno-Ashe
November newsletter: year-end close prepNewsletter issueEmail listScheduledFinance close and reporting—Florin Jarvinen

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Topics

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The themes the firm writes about, and how many pieces each should get every month.

TopicWhat it coversPieces per monthPieces
Finance close and reportingMonth-end close, ledgers and board reports after go-live4Why month-end close takes five days, not two, Webinar invite: closing the books in your new ERP, Tallgrass costing cutover, told by their controller, November newsletter: year-end close prep, Webinar invite: surviving your first quarter-end, Pennyroyal route accounting story, Close-calendar template for controllers, Gantry Hill job-costing story, Seed cooperative billing story
IntegrationsConnecting the ERP to shipping, payroll and e-commerce2Shipping integrations without the spreadsheet, Payroll sync: three failure modes we see, E-commerce order sync: a field guide
Inventory and warehouseCycle counts, bin locations and reorder rules3Three cycle-count habits that survive go-live, Harlow Fork's warehouse rollout in 11 weeks, Briarmoor lot tracking: before and after, Westmarch multi-site inventory story, Reorder rules that stop surprise stockouts, Barcode scanning on the receiving dock
Migration war storiesData cleanup and cutover lessons from real projects3October newsletter: the cutover checklist, What a data-cleanup sprint really costs, Why we rebuilt our migration scripts twice, December newsletter: holiday freeze rules, Three questions to ask before you cut over, What to archive before you migrate
Release notesWhat changed in the platform each quarter1Release notes: what shipped this quarter, Release notes: reporting module update
Training and adoptionGetting floor staff comfortable in the new system2Training the floor in two afternoons, Adoption dashboards your CFO will actually read, Super-user programs that outlast the launch quarter, Quarterly user group recap, Webinar invite: ERP myths

Client stories

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Clients whose go-lives could become case studies, and whether they have said yes.

ClientProjectWent liveApprovalApproved onClient contactPieces
Ashdown Marine SupplyFinance consolidationSep 5, 2026Not asked—Ione Castellanos-Park
Gantry Hill FabricationJob costing rebuildAug 6, 2026Asked—Fenella Kasprzak-ImhofGantry Hill job-costing story
Pennyroyal Beverage DistributorsRoute accounting rolloutJun 27, 2026Asked—Teodoro Lindgren-ShawPennyroyal route accounting story
Westmarch OrthoticsMulti-site inventoryJun 7, 2026ApprovedAug 6, 2026Winola Achebe-FrostWestmarch multi-site inventory story
Harlow Fork Plumbing SupplyWarehouse and purchasing rolloutMay 8, 2026ApprovedJul 27, 2026Odell BranniganWhy month-end close takes five days, not two, Harlow Fork's warehouse rollout in 11 weeks
Briarmoor Cold StorageLot tracking and billingMar 29, 2026ApprovedJul 2, 2026Philippa Tremaine-RaoBriarmoor lot tracking: before and after
Tallgrass Textile MillsProduction costing cutoverMar 9, 2026ApprovedJun 7, 2026Gaspard IlvesTallgrass costing cutover, told by their controller
Lowmoor Seed CooperativeMember billingJan 18, 2026Declined—Raphael Sundström-BellSeed cooperative billing story

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What would you title this piece? *
Is it a post, an article or something else?LinkedIn postNewsletter issueBlog articleCase studyWebinar inviteRelease note digest
Who should read it?Finance leadersIT leadersOperations managersExisting clients
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  • Content pipelineStage rules
  • Going out this weekDigest
  • Ready for reviewNotificationTells the reviewer a draft has landed in the review queue.
  • Author briefDocumentThe one-page brief handed to the writer when a piece moves into drafting.