Articles
Tag: content migration
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8 Tips for a Smooth Content Overhaul During a Website Redesign
Is the content on your site more than 3 years old? Then you need to overhaul it during this website redesign. Let’s game plan how to make the process seamless.
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Content Migration: 2 Problems and 2 Suggestions
Content migration is one of those things that most people don’t want to think about.
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Running a Content Migration Project? Don't Forget Your Business Leads
Business leads know their data better than anyone else in the organization, which is why they need to join IT in any content management projects.
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Kate Stewart: Build DX Teams Who Complement and Challenge Each Other
Kate Stewart of the CBC discusses personalization, migration challenges and the elements of successful agile teams in our latest DX Leaders interview.
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How to Move Forward with a Documentum (or any Legacy ECM) Exit
Enterprises on traditional ECM platforms find themselves in the same boat: how to plan an exit strategy
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Content Inventories Don't Have to Bog You Down: Use Random Sampling
We have a problem. As an industry, we have two shortcomings in our approach to reviewing content: 1) we look too narrowly at improving our digital presences (i.e., just looking at “our” part of a website) and 2) we look at content a bit too literally (i.e.
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Can Metalogix Speed Data Migration?
Metalogix claims it can boost the speed of data migration to SharePoint Online about 3900 percent over the average speed just 18 months ago. It's new Content Matrix product, which incorporates Microsoft's migration API, enables users to move 20GB of data or more in just an hour across all workloads.
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Office 365 is a Disaster Waiting to Happen
I'm hesitant to add another blog to the pile about Office 365, because there are more than enough talking heads out there prognosticating. But I spent the last week at the Houston ARMA Spring Conference talking to clients, vendors and other service providers.
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3 Things to Consider When Migrating to a New Portal
Moving your website to a new portal is comparable to moving into a new home. It takes a lot of time, planning, effort — and always proves harder than you expect. You have to clean up beforehand and make decisions about what you really need to take with you.
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6 Key Considerations in Content Migration
There will be many questions asked during a content management system (CMS) migration, but key among them is: How are we going to migrate content quickly and efficiently? This article will address some key considerations to help your content migration journey from “old” to “new” go smoother, quicker, and without
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SharePoint Migration? 14 Vendors That Can Make It Happen
So you’re SharePoint environment is up and running. All you need now is the right SharePoint migration tool to get your content into it. If you haven’t worked out your migration strategy, forget about looking at migration vendors.
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SharePoint 2010 to 2013: Plan Content Migration Now #SPTechCon
For organizations contemplating the upgrade from SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint 2013, there doesn’t seem to be a concrete answer to the “when” question. Upgrade now? Upgrade later? Upgrade at all? Upgrading – With a Plan Whether it’s next week, next month or next year, upgrading is a smart choice.
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AvePoint Perimeter, Accellion SharePoint Features, Metalogix Replicator 6.1 Announced At #SPTechCon
Increased mobile applications. Better SharePoint productivity. Harmony between different SharePoint platforms and versions. The calls are being heard this week at the SharePoint Technology Conference in Boston, and some vendors announced new offerings they say can help.
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Percussion CMS Gets Live First: Website + Content Migration
Let's paint a picture. You are ready to take your website to the next level, but your organization falls somewhere between looking for the benefits to move to a Web CMS and reducing the costs related to that move.
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