A migration is a business project, not an IT one
The hard parts are deciding what history matters, who signs it off and what the business can tolerate at cutover. The technical move is the easy half.
Who you'll be working with
Data Moving exists because too many migrations are quoted by people who have never had to explain to a finance team why last year's numbers no longer add up.
The practice is deliberately small. It means the person who scopes your migration is the person who runs it, and the person who picks up the phone when something needs a decision at 7am on cutover morning.
When you engage Data Moving you deal with the person doing the work. There is no account manager between you and the detail.
The hard parts are deciding what history matters, who signs it off and what the business can tolerate at cutover. The technical move is the easy half.
Every stage produces something you can look at — a profile of your data, a mapping document, a trial run, a reconciliation. No black boxes, no trust-me-it-worked.
The failure mode nobody talks about is the data that quietly did not come across, discovered eighteen months later when someone goes looking for it.
Your data stays subject to New Zealand law and the Privacy Act 2020. You get someone in your timezone who can be in the room when it matters, and who understands the systems New Zealand businesses actually run.
How we handle your data
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