There are generally two types of conversation when someone contacts me these days. The first is an initial pre-emptive enquiry such as how we go about our business, typical milestones, likely costs and team size. The second is from someone facing an impending disaster and very keen to know how quickly we can start. Why…
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Migra Data
The future of housing management systems
Amid ever-changing views on the role of housing management systems (HMS), Housing Technology interviewed a few experts on the ERP vs. HMS debate, when to replace your HMS, integration with other core systems and common mistakes to avoid when migrating to a new HMS. When is an HMS too old? Ben Charlton, head of migration…
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Migratory patterns
Taking the “Help me, somebody!” out of migrating your HMS We’ve all sat through the sales pitch. The slide deck is sleek, the interface looks modern and cool and the promise is seductive. This new housing management system (HMS) won’t just store your data, it will revolutionise your business – it is a ‘single source…
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Data migration – A tightrope walk to the future
Data migration in the public sector has always had a certain theatrical quality. In housing especially, it feels less like a technical task and more like a high-wire act performed without a safety net, while an anxious audience of residents, regulators and colleagues watch from below. For anyone involved in housing, the reasons are obvious….
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The discipline behind a successful Migra-tion
There is no digital transformation without data migration. It’s the one process that exposes the quality of everything under your systems, the accuracy of your records, and the strength of your internal processes. For most organisations, it’s also the moment of truth; when the data moves, reality shows up. This is the world Migra Data…
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