migRaven.one product presentation
Table of Contents:
- 02:00 – Analysis I – Obsolete Data
- 04:00 – Analysis II – Data Heatmap
- 05:30 – Insight – How the amount of data lawfully leads to problems
- 07:30 – Cleanup I – Determine and involve the data owner
- 10:30 – Cleanup II – Separate and delete cold data BEFORE migration
- 12:30 – New target structure I
- 20:00 p.m. – Migration I Departments / Data Owner
- 23:00 p.m. – Migration II – the flexible, coordinated process
- 25:00 – Conclusion: Linkfixer as an add-on for links in documents
migRaven.one – Migrate faster, better and cheaper
The current migRaven.one contains practical experience and proven solution concepts from hundreds of migration projects with Windows, EMC, NetApp, DFS (AD).
Our CEO and Enterprise Architect, Thomas Gomell, has personally overseen many of these projects on the file system. As a result, he understands the challenges involved in migrating data and permissions like few others.
In this short webinar recording, he presents his best practices for file server migration using a four-stage migration plan with migRaven.one.
In conversation with his colleague Thomas Erlbacher, Thomas Gomell shows you how to migrate successfully and easily. Watch the video to see how the key features of migRaven.24/7 guide you through the four migration steps in a coordinated and automated way.
- Planning of the target structure and analysis of possible dependencies
- The “spring cleaning” or clean-up.
- Coordination with the departments: determination and involvement of the data owner
- Put together manageable migration packages and schedule migration jobs
New! Data Retention
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70% of the data on your file server is out of date or obsolete. migRaven Data Retention frees your users from this data mountain and thus ensures a significantly more efficient handling of the file system - for all users! See how Data Retention works in this webinar, which sets it apart from a common archiving solution and what else migRaven.one offers.
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