Posts Tagged ‘Best Practices’

Data Migration Best Practices – Post One of Two

Posted on April 18, 2011 under ,

The following DATA MIGRATION best practices will help you migrate the right data, the correct way, while protecting the integrity of the data.

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7 Steps to a Successful Linux and Open Source Migration – Part Three of Three

Posted on January 24, 2011 under , , ,

Here are the final 2 steps in our successful Linux and Open Source Migration; 6. Start the Production Rollout & 7. Transition to Continuous Process Improvement.

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7 Steps to a Successful Linux and Open Source Migration – Part Two of Three

Posted on January 19, 2011 under , , ,

Here are two more tips that will help you achieve a smooth Linux and Open Source migration.

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7 Steps to a Successful Linux and Open Source Migration – Part One of Three

Posted on January 14, 2011 under , , ,

While Linux has become a mainstream business technology, it’s by no means foolproof. For a Linux migration to be successful, it needs to be well planned and deliberately executed.

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30 Questions to Ask Before Turning to the Cloud

Posted on December 21, 2010 under , , ,

In terms of streamlining IT operations, the cloud can provide huge opportunities for companies, but it’s a relatively new technology, and it’s still evolving. Prepare by asking questions, 30 questions may not be all of them, so you’re ready for what the cloud can provide.

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Data Center Relocation: Discovery & Data Collection, Analysis & Design

Posted on November 9, 2010 under , , ,

There are four phases involved in our Data Center Relocation approach, and in this blog we’ll discuss the first two – discovery and data collection and analysis and design.

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