Deploy new software without fear of losing company data
Migrating a company's data is a key step in implementing new software. When you decide to upgrade your existing infrastructure, you need to pay special attention to the process of moving vital company information. You should prepare for data migration as meticulously as you prepare for the target software implementation. Fortunately, you don't have to do it yourself!
Your company operates huge data sets every day. They include contractor information, transaction data, as well as employee personalities, documentation of their performance and much more. Entering all the data into a newly installed system would be time-consuming, costly, and risky. That's why data migration is an excellent way to move resources quickly while implementing a new product.
Before you order a migration, consider whether all the data you have collected will be used in the future. Information on closed processes or finalized transactions may remain in the old system as an option for review. Pay attention to the timeliness of the data selected for migration. Modify erroneous information and delete useless accounts or files. Migration of verified data will be faster and less costly.
The security of company data is a priority in the migration process. It is essential to make a backup copy of your data before starting the data transfer operation. A backup copy of company information ensures the continuity of your business during and after the new system implementation. You can store the copied data in the cloud and use it when you need it.
Data migration is a process that requires knowledge and experience gained in practice. That's why, at Procodice, we will reliably guide your business through the implementation of new infrastructure elements and migration of collected information. We will take care of upgrading your business and guarantee the security of your data so that you can leave your competitors behind as quickly as possible.
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