Her job is not easy, to say the least. She is tasked with somehow uniting the technology and functionality of her ever-antiquating company, Bulky Buy. But her CFO and CIO don’t seem to want to cooperate. Her CEO is just looking for a reason to eliminate her position. And to cap it all off, she has a user conference coming up where she must validate herself to the world. But first, she must validate herself… to herself.

The CEO is second guessing his decision to empower Anne by creating the Chief Convergence Officer position. Unless Anne can pull everything off and make company history, he fears Bulky Buy could become the new home of silly job titles. Finally surpassing Google.

The CFO doesn’t care about politics or job titles. He only cares about what things cost. And unless Anne can prove to him that this ERP thing will net financial results, he’s going to deny Anne at every turn.

Bulky Buy's CIO sees Anne as the ultimate threat to his tech domain. She knows a lot about technology-implementing SOA for one-and she knows all the different choices they’ll need to make to be successful. Maybe she knows too much.