If you’re upgrading to new company software, a new operating system, or even moving from on-premises systems to the cloud, you’re thinking about user migration. User migration projects are rarely quick, nor easy, as they demand meticulous planning and attention to detail. However, with proper foresight and preparation, user migrations don’t need to be so stressful. Avoid making these five mistakes, and you can ensure your project preserves your data integrity, keeps your users secure, and succeeds in making your organization more efficient. 1. Migrating incomplete or incorrect information Before you start, you need to know the state of your user profiles. Their various storage locations, levels of access, and credential details are all vital pieces of information. You should also ensure that every user record is accurate and up-to-date. Contradictory or incomplete data can result in the failure of system searches and automated reports, so reduce that risk by.
