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            rdfs:label "\"Are you prepared for the inevitable? Every enterprise system in use today will eventually become a legacy system. When that moment arrives, the difference between a smooth transition and a catastrophic failure is having a well-defined data migration strategy. This book is not about just moving data from Point A to Point B. It's about understanding why legacy system decommissioning is a high-stakes business transformation, not just an IT project. Based on a decade of hands-on experience, real-world case studies, and industry best practices, this book provides a proven 10-component framework to help executives, project managers, and technical teams confidently navigate the complexities of data migration. Don't let your legacy system dictate your future. Be prepared. Migrate smart\"-- Provided by publisher." ] ;
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