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Lost Records in Migration
Organizations struggle to move critical business data between systems without losing records, breaking integrations, or forcing costly manual cleanup.
In their words
our server (our VERY old server) is on its last legs and we've been told we need to purchase a new one
It feels as if my business data is being held hostage.
How does healthcare reform get an EMR company to charge reasonable rates and allow for genuine interoperability?
one of the biggest question marks right now is leaving from Liscio as far as exporting all of our data, cutting clients off from logging in
Ideally it would be amazing to have a platform where eventually we can bring over contact and conversation history from Goldmine - but I know that might be a tall order.
we only need to build one custom module as a middleware that we would build ourselves
You MUST follow up and verify that EVERY user has complied before making ANY changes that have the potential to lose data.
Most of this is still done by hand because it has to interface with an IBM mainframe from 1984 and can't be automated.
for 2 years people have worked on a migrating to a better data model... The benefit just doesn't outweigh the risk.
each time we seem to get a new system, it feels like a step backwards with less functionality in a less user friendly interface
Die ist so groß und komplex und hat ein ehemaliger Kollege vor 15 Jahren gebaut, den ich selber nicht mal mehr kenne.
They basically make the account and shove them down our way. Yet we can’t even see METRO account numbers anymore to make porting them easier.
It took us months to get clients imported as we had over 1,000 and eventually had to pay someone separate.
Initially the first rough estimate without our conversion/migration framework was about 10-years (1-person) to rebuild them all.
Business software teams
Where they talk
- r/Odoo
- r/sysadmin
- r/quickbooksonline
- r/SaaS
- r/CRM
- r/Accounting
- r/salesforce
- r/therapists
Tools they use today
- Excel
- QuickBooks
- Odoo
- Power BI
- Claude
- MS Access
- Salesforce
- SAP
Why those fall short
- unclear field relationships and calculated fields in old database
- broken functions unfixed, unclear communication, operational lock-in
- Metro and T-Mobile use different systems; account numbers not visible
- no confirmation loop; users ignore instructions and admins cannot see compliance
- export may not open, fields mismatch, history lost
Map of ideas
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