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8 steps for a successful cloud migration (II)

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8 steps for a successful cloud migration (II)

In the previous post, we talked about the steps we must follow to ensure that the migration of our systems to the cloud is done correctly, with the aim of minimising errors or loss of information of any kind. Below we present the rest of the steps to follow. Don't miss them!https://mkt.apser.es/ebook-reemplazando-la-cinta-por-la-nube-en-los-wf-de-backup  

A successful migration with an efficient design

 

3. Carefully establish the phases of the process

Once the basic steps have been taken and key decisions have been made, it is time to determine the phases in which the migration process will be carried out. The larger the company and the more subsidiaries there are, the more complex the task will be, so nothing should be left to chance. A rigorous design that takes into account what should be done in each phaseand helps to achieve a more satisfactory implementation.  

4. Ensure operability and continuity

The service providers most valued by companies are those that enable continuity, both in times of interruptions and in the midst of migration. The business environment is increasingly competitive, and businesses cannot afford to interrupt their activity for long periods of time. For this reason, a solvent service that allows operation and continuity practically at all times.  

5. Pay special attention to IT security

In the current scenario, IT security is key, given the variety and multiplicity of existing threats. Not only data is at stake, but also the normal development of economic activity. A security breach can mean millions of euros in losses, so it is essential to It is essential to invest in solutions that have robust encryption to avoid exposing yourself to unnecessary risks.  

6. Coordinate the moving process between subsidiaries that work together

One of the biggest mistakes that could be made is an uneven migration between subsidiaries. In a globalized world like the one we live in, the economy has diversified, and it is It is common for different subsidiaries to coexist within the same company that must work in a coordinated manner.This aspect should not be lost sight of, in order to avoid imbalances and failures that are easy to prevent with an appropriate strategy.  

7. Adapt cloud solutions to the needs of each business line

A thorough study of the different lines of business and the consequent needs related to their characteristics will allow one solution or another to be chosen. Depending on the demands raised by each department, it will be necessary to: enable mechanisms and applications that they give their best in each case.  

8. Enable an adequate technical support service

El technical support has de offer a fast and secure response to any failure or eventuality, especially during the migration phase. Having a cloud service has multiple advantages, but it is necessary to have the appropriate support in case of unforeseen circumstances. This availability will be another factor to take into account when choosing a provider. In conclusion, all the aspects described must be taken into account when planning a migration to the cloud to ensure that it is a success. Not only is the final result important, but also The migration stage is also key to ensuring that workflows can continue their normal activity.. In this way, the final objective will be achieved without the company's results being affected during this time due to planning errors. Having a well-designed strategy is the best way to successfully develop the migration and act with solvency and efficiency in the event of any unforeseen event. Read the first part of the post here: 8 steps for a successful cloud migration (I)   If you found this post interesting, you might also be interested in this free PDF guide: https://mkt.apser.es/ebook-reemplazando-la-cinta-por-la-nube-en-los-wf-de-backup
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