Case study · Platform migration

Steering migration and go-live without interrupting operations.

Bringing together business requirements, technical delivery, testing and rollout planning in a telecommunications project.

Case study · Platform migration: visual representation of the project control
RoleIT project manager
EnvironmentTelecommunications
FocusMigration, testing and go-live
ClientO₂ Telefónica

Starting point and challenge.

A platform migration combines business requirements with technical dependencies and a tight rollout window. Ongoing operations must not be affected.

Consistent alignment between the business unit, development and other parties involved was decisive, as was robust preparation of the rollout.

My responsibility.

I steered the migration as project manager and coordinated requirements, delivery, testing, open dependencies and the preparation of the go-live.

01

Clarifying requirements and scope

Aligning business expectations, technical impacts and priorities jointly.

02

Steering migration and testing

Tracking progress, defects, dependencies and acceptance criteria transparently.

03

Safeguarding the go-live

Preparing rollout, responsibilities and response paths for the production start.

Contribution and outcome

Successful go-live without downtime.

The migration was introduced successfully without interrupting ongoing operations. The decisive factors were consistent alignment and the joint control of business requirements, technology, testing and rollout.

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