About Me
ERP practice, the bridge between technology and decision-makers — and why digital money matters for the mid-market.
My name is Wolfram Menser. I am a Strategic Account Manager at Proalpha and have been working with the German Mittelstand for more than 25 years. Over that time, I have supported ERP implementations and global rollouts from multiple perspectives – including serving as Managing Director in the U.S., establishing the China office, leading International Business Development, and acting as a Regional Manager in Germany. These experiences shape my focus on what mid-sized companies truly need: reliable processes, compliance, cost control, and solutions that hold up in daily operations.
Why this site?
In 2021, I dove deep into blockchain, digital currencies, and Bitcoin – and I have been studying these topics daily ever since. From this learning curve emerged a conviction: programmable digital money (in particular euro stablecoins and, prospectively, a digital euro) can deliver tangible value for industrial mid-market companies: lower transaction costs, faster settlement, and better automation across the value chain. At the same time, while Bitcoin as a store of value is technologically and economically interesting, it currently plays a secondary role in the German-speaking B2B context – here, the euro clearly takes center stage.
What I bring
- Hands-on ERP practice: Process and integration topics are my daily business – from Finance & Controlling to Supply Chain.
- Bridge between IT and business: I translate technology into executive language and think use cases "from the outcome backwards."
- Ecosystem insight: In 2023, I co-founded Particula (ratings for digital assets; currently active as shareholder/partner). I also contribute to Factory-X research project, working on data spaces, digital twins, and process/payment automation.
What this site is about
This site addresses mid-market executives who want to understand what is already possible with stablecoins and related tools – and how to integrate them robustly into ERP processes. The Knowledge Hub provides foundational articles, the Use Cases offer pragmatic guides (e.g., cross-border payments), and Integration outlines practical steps for typical ERP landscapes. The goal is not a "crypto show," but a sober, value-driven perspective.