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Pain points in business: what people struggle with
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Costly Software Migrations
Teams struggle with costly, risky, and disruptive migrations when switching or upgrading software platforms.
In their words
my rate is gonna go up 226% in year 1 and 2, and an additional 35% in year 3
has anyone migrated away from QuickBooks online? And where did they go? What software did you use?
I understand there's no migration tool and it all has to be done manually, but I'm curious if 20 hours of labor sounds reasonable?
I'm looking for someone who can independently help me better understand NetSuite, review our migration and setup, answer questions, identify potential gaps
I see now it's retirement date is tomorrow! Does anyone know of any good replacements?
I'm in the middle of a BitTitan migration and as anyone who has used it lately knows it's a very quirky and annoying process.
We are not budgeted to pay 345% more than what we budgeted for.
And I'm dealing with a handful of customers that want to exit from AWS due to geopolitical tensions.
My company only does something when customers demand and pay for it.
Put a handcuff on your wrist, then one on your ankle, and then plan to run marathons. Things that used to take you 10 minutes, take hours.
switching platforms sounds like a nightmare with all the user migration headaches
Do we just bite the bullet and slog through the transfer process? Has anyone trickled in like that?
recreate some functionality of AWS on top of OVH for a client adjacent to the European Space Agency
a lot of corporate IT has no idea how to switch vendors in case a product they use gets acquired
IT teams and businesses
Where they talk
- r/sysadmin
- r/msp
- r/atlassian
- r/ITManagers
- r/CRM
- r/Software_Finder
- r/iiiiiiitttttttttttt
- r/salesforce
Tools they use today
- Salesforce
- Jira
- Microsoft 365
- VMware
- Azure
- Shopify
- AWS
- NinjaOne
Why those fall short
- no way to enforce user behaviour or verify readiness before cutover
- no class-leading European option; alternatives are not drop-in replacements
- Proxmox lacks central management and HA features for multi-host clusters
- Migration is complex; alternatives lack resiliency, redundancy and elasticity
- Cloud Act jurisdiction overrides Canadian billing entity distinction
Map of ideas
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