To complete a successful file transfer project, you need to put a plan in place.
Cutting over to any new software is daunting, but by following a proven methodology – or blueprint – if you will, you can pave the way for success.
The biggest issue I see come up is wanting to move everything over "as-is" into a new solution in a short amount of time. It's completely understandable – usually file transfer is just one aspect of a very busy administrator’s day – however, it’s paramount to set the expectation that to be successful, you need to put a plan in place. In this first of a two-part post, I cover the first two steps in a proven four-step plan for ensuring a smooth implementation.
In my next post, I’ll cover steps three and four of this proven methodology.
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