How to Avoid the Common Pitfalls of Data Center Migrations

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Market watcher IDC predicts that more than 520 million new applications will appear by 2024.

That’s more than have been built in the past 40 years!

Conducting a data center migration without considering how your software applications are interconnected is practically guaranteed to cause system outages.

Learn from one of the industry’s top pros on how to avoid the mistakes and ensure your plan will succeed.

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A Survival Guide for Data Center Migration

The methodology and tools you choose for your migration journey will directly impact your goals and measure of success. Download our Data Center Migration Survival Guide now to kick off your journey.

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Accelerate and De-Risk Data Center Migrations - Even in the Midst of a Global Pandemic

No matter what type of change your organization is facing, there are three fundamental pillars upon which IT can de-risk and efficiently plan, manage, and execute a complex migration, regardless of what other turbulence may come your way.

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How to Write a Great RFP for your Data Center Migration/Consolidation

In this RFP template we’ve put together questions that will prompt vendors to produce their most compelling and competitive solutions tailored to your requirements and objectives.

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Feature Spotlight: Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

TransitionManager release 6.4 utilizes Time-based One-Time Password (TOTP), two-factor authentication (2FA).

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Announcing TransitionManager Release 6.4

Transitional Data Services (TDS) proudly announces the launch of TransitionManager 6.4, the preeminent orchestration platform designed to oversee and streamline IT transformation.

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Navigate the Virtualization Crossroads

It’s important for customers considering the arduous task of selecting a new VM provider to consider their migration strategy. A migration done wrong—that is, without proper discovery and planning can result in big problems, including system outages, low IT staff productivity and runaway project costs.

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