Most migration projects don’t become expensive during the migration. They become expensive after go-live. That’s usually when teams discover: 👉 reports stopped pulling data 👉 links quietly broke in the background 👉 users can’t find documents anymore 👉 dependencies nobody accounted for suddenly matter And suddenly IT is spending weeks cleaning up issues that weren’t discovered before launch. The frustrating part? At first, the migration looks successful. Files moved. Systems go live. Users log in. Done. Until the cleanup starts. Because underneath enterprise environments are years of: • embedded links • reports • shortcuts • connected systems • file relationships nobody mapped properly And once those dependencies break— the cleanup becomes painfully manual. That’s where migrations quietly spiral. Usually because of one assumption: “We’ll fix it later.” Teams dealing with this repeatedly usually start looking for better ways to manage linked data before migration starts. https://lnkd.in/gKJaGAsm #DataMigration #SharePoint #CloudMigration #EnterpriseIT #DigitalTransformation #ITInfrastructure #DataManagement #ITOperations

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