Tag: data conversion

Responsibly implementing the conversion is more than moving content from the source to the target.  Conversion processing has the potential to cause significant disruption to system resources. A negative impact to the availability of source data, end-user experience, and system load could be imposed during and because of the conversion.  On the other hand, the conversion could be transparent to end-users without creating an unnecessary burden to the organization.

With each step of data conversion services, think about how to validate.  If there is an operation that produces a non-deterministic result or if the validation requirements are overly complex, then break up the operation into smaller, more manageable parts.  The conversion should implement intermediate validations. 

Does your organization have an overload of electronic documents including PDFs, images, Word and Excel docs, or emails? If documents are stored in legacy document management systems, in network drives, or on external devices like jump drives, there is a high probability the document will not be found when you need it most. Think of all the time spent combing through systems trying to find the document. With the increase in working remotely, it’s vital now more than ever for organizations to operate efficiently and communicate effectively.