DATA MIGRATION DATA ASSESSMENT AND JOURNEY MAP
Do You Truly Understand the Risk Ahead in Your Implementation Journey?
The decision to switch systems or implement new software is not taken lightly. You've already made a significant investment in both time and capital. But what if, before you've even started, you've inadvertently added risk to your implementation?
The data migration phase of any software implementation is its heartbeat. According to industry statistics, 83% of data migration projects fail to meet their projected timelines. And those that do, often compromise on testing and quality. This is a daunting statistic, especially when millions are at stake. Is this a risk you're willing to take?
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Catalogue the issues that need to be addressed. This might include missing values, incorrect formatting, outliers, or duplicates.
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Duplicate data can cause problems in analysis, so it's important to check for and remove any duplicates in your dataset.
If you have data that is not relevant to your analysis, remove it to make your dataset more manageable and focused.
Missing data can be imputed by using mean or median values, or more complex methods such as regression analysis or data imputation algorithms.
Ensure that all data is in the correct format, such as dates in a standard format or numerical data with a consistent number of decimal places.
Outliers can skew your analysis, so it's important to identify and remove them if necessary. This can be done using statistical methods such as the Z-score or interquartile range.
After cleaning up your data, it's important to validate your results to ensure that they are accurate and reliable.
Overall, cleaning up data is an iterative process that involves identifying and addressing issues in your dataset. By following these steps, you can ensure that your data is accurate and reliable for analysis.
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