Migrations involve moving to new hardware, new software, or both and generally involve downtime while the old system is replaced. They can be relatively simple and handled in-house using free to use code converting software or complex and require a professional solution.
Whatever the scale and scope of your customer's migration, we supply the best range of tools to complete the job with minimal costs and disruption.
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These are the difference courses of action an organisation can take to the question of migration. External factors, like regulatory compliance requirements, may exclude mitigation options that avoid or defer OS migration. Financial services and healthcare are two industries that have specific constraints in this area.
Getting these responses from your customers?
(Click the headers below for our guides on how to deal with them)
1. Businesses that want to migrate though haven’t moved quickly enough
Organisations in this group are likely just about to start their migration or are in the process of migration right now. They may be still looking around for options to ensure that the migration occurs smoothly with as minimal cost and disruption as possible.
2. Businesses that for one reason or another cannot migrate
Organisations in this group already accept that they will have to purchase an EOL support contract to ensure that their risk is mitigated. This is likely due to application dependency and/or compatibility issues.
3. Businesses that don’t see what the fuss is about
This group may have the perception that everything in the current OS that could have been exploited, probably already has. They may also believe that this is a “Y2K like” overhyped fuss and that they have effective anti-malware controls in place to mitigate anything else that could occur.
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