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DESCRIPTION:In migrating CarlisleIT‘s legacy data to SAP\, the team faced
an uphill battle. Critical data elements necessary for accurate SAP produ
ct costing were often missing or inaccurate in the legacy systems. Resourc
es in each facility had limited availability and could not devote themselv
es fully to the conversion effort. Careful coordination between the primar
y functional areas helped fill in many of the gaps and capture tribal know
ledge not stored in any database. Using data mappings for each element and
explicit validations within SAP of the submitted data allowed for a contr
olled and coordinated migration process.\nLocation: S329 \nPresentation Ca
tegory: Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) \nAdditional Presentation Categ
ory: SME: Practical Innovations for Small to Mid-Size Companies \nKey Lea
rning Point: Learn about the significant challenges in data conversion sm
all enterprises often have due to poor and/or incomplete data in the legac
y systems.\; Learn why data migration is better described as data transfor
mation for a small enterprise.\; Understand why efforts in data cleansing
require close coordination and is best initiated as early in the project a
s possible. \nProduct Skill Level: Intermediate\nIndustries: Industrial Ma
chinery and Components\nSpeaker(s): Wesley Feimster\, Consultant at Dickin
son + Associates \n Sean Gallagher\, Carlisle Interconnect Technologies\
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SUMMARY;LANGUAGE=en-us:Data Migration in the Small Enterprise Environment (
Session 2509)
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nIn migrating CarlisleIT‘s legacy data to SAP\, the t
eam faced an uphill battle. Critical data elements necessary for accurate
SAP product costing were often missing or inaccurate in the legacy systems
. Resources in each facility had limited availability and could not devote
themselves fully to the conversion effort. Careful coordination between t
he primary functional areas helped fill in many of the gaps and capture tr
ibal knowledge not stored in any database. Using data mappings for each el
ement and explicit validations within SAP of the submitted data allowed fo
r a controlled and coordinated migration process.
\n\nLocatio
n: S329
\n\nPresentation Category: Small and Medium Enterprises (SME)
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\n\nAdditional Presentation Category: \; SME: Practical Innovations for Small
to Mid-Size Companies
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Key Learning Point: \;
Learn about the significant challenges in data conve
rsion small enterprises often have due to poor and/or incomplete data in t
he legacy systems.\; Learn why data migration is better described as data
transformation for a small enterprise.\; Understand why efforts in data cl
eansing require close coordination and is best initiated as early in the p
roject as possible.
\n\nProduct Skill Level: Intermediate
\n\nIndustries: Industrial Machinery and Components
\n\nSpeaker(s)
: We
sley Feimster\, Consultant at Dickinson + Associates
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