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Based on the provided information, the following conclusions and recommendations can be drawn:

1. ITIL is non-prescriptive and vast, so prioritizing applicable concepts based on return of investment is wise for growing companies. Gradual addition of processes should match the company's maturity level, and less processes can be more if executed maturely.
2. ERP initiatives should be selected carefully to optimize spend and ensure the best cloud architecture for a growing gaming startup in a competitive market. A hybrid solution (on-premise and cloud-based) may be more appropriate than a pure cloud solution, as legacy systems and stakeholder preferences may dictate some components being retained on-premise.
3. Provision for growth requires order and stability while maintaining innovation and agility. A growing company may need to temporarily sacrifice some flexibility to achieve the stability that makes growth more sustainable.
4. A blanket pure cloud or premises solution is not wise use of available resources and options, as a hybrid approach with carefully considered IT assets inventory is critical for managing them properly.
5. Certain service management, cloud implementation, and ERP practices are more important than others at this stage of company growth. Proper prioritization of applying the most critical concepts allows the organization to grow without biting off more than it can chew.
6. Growing companies require increased knowledge base and formalized SOPs, determined cybersecurity hardening practices, encryption of data, and handling of highly sensitive data (especially with little kids being the users of the Roblox platform predominantly).
7. Execution is key to ultimate success in all fronts. Jerey Tefertiller's proposed 13-step playbook for executing ITSM and cloud architecture properly can help ensure successful and sustainable implementation despite overwhelming potential changes the organization will go through.
8. An iterative approach to execution is essential, as the best laid plans and blueprints can fail if not executed on time and properly implemented across the organization.

In summary, a unified approach that marries the business vision with its corresponding technical implementation in IT Service Management (ITSM), Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), and Cloud Architecture is crucial for growing companies. Prioritizing applicable concepts based on return of investment, selecting ERP initiatives carefully, embracing a hybrid solution, provisioning for growth, and executing properly are essential to achieve success in all fronts.