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Replacing a legacy system without a day of downtime

A big-bang cutover concentrates all the risk into one weekend. Phased migration spreads it into small, reversible steps — slower on paper, faster in practice.

Resultados

  • Route traffic through a facade both systems sit behind
  • Move one capability at a time, starting with low risk
  • Dual-run and reconcile before switching the source of truth
  • Keep a rollback for every phase, and rehearse it
  • Decommission only after a full reporting cycle has passed

FAQ

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Is phasing more expensive?+

Slightly more engineering, considerably less business risk. For systems that cannot stop, it is the cheaper option overall.

How long does a full migration take?+

Typically six to eighteen months depending on module count and data quality — with value delivered throughout.

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