This presentation explores the critical role of data architecture in the successful migration of complex systems.
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Synopsis
This presentation explores the critical role of data architecture in the successful migration of complex systems, focusing on the key stages, tooling, and best practices essential for effective data migration.
It will provide insights drawn from large-scale migrations, such as the NHS and Home Office transitions, emphasising the importance of robust data architecture in ensuring data integrity, minimal downtime, and seamless system integration.
Key Themes:
- Introduction to Data Migration
- Case Studies
- Key Stages in Data Migration
- Engagement and Collaboration
- Incremental Migration Approaches
- Tooling and Technologies
- Verification, Validation, and Quality Assurance
- Conclusion
Audience Takeaways:
- A clear understanding of the data migration lifecycle and the pivotal role of data architecture.
- Practical insights into managing complex migrations in high-stakes environments.
- Key considerations for tooling, stakeholder engagement, and incremental migration strategies.
This presentation will equip participants with the knowledge and strategies derived from experience to approach data migration confidently, leveraging best practices and the right tools to ensure successful outcomes.
About the speaker
Atul Rathore
Atul is a Managing Data & Advanced Analytics Architect at a global consultancy Capgemini, responsible for strategic cloud data management, governance, and architecture.
Previously, he served as the Head of Data Architecture at a Swiss private bank and was a key member of the Architectural Centre of Excellence, specializing in aligning knowledge and experience globally through a community of practice.
Atul has over 30 years of IT experience across the UK, EU, USA, India, and Singapore, working on large-scale digital transformation programs for blue-chip companies.
He has expertise in developing data strategies focused on domain-driven design and business-driven development, with a balance of data streaming analytics, security, and microservices, particularly for financial institutions, banks, and UK government digital services.
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