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Separate, Simplify, Automate: What To Do With Historical Data

Historical data may be a pain sometimes, but they are the key to unlocking a company's full potential.
Thomas Failer, Data Migration International
July 23, 2020
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This text has been automatically translated from German to English.

Decades of operations have made IT landscapes extremely heterogeneous in most companies. Collecting data from all of the different systems is at best a nuisance and at worst impossible.

However, companies should definitely take a closer look at their legacy systems before decommissioning them - they might be sitting on a treasure trove of data without even realizing it.

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Thomas Failer, Data Migration International

Thomas Failer is the founder and Group CEO of Swiss Data Migration International and is responsible for the management, strategy, business and product development of the international provider. Since the generation change from SAP R/2 and R/3, the graduate computer scientist (FH) knows how the problem of legacy data and systems can be solved intelligently in transformation projects and turned into a real opportunity for the digital enterprise.


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