A Fortune 500 company specializing in marketing and business communications was experiencing growing pains. Changing industry standards weighed heavily on their decades old legacy system as they failed to scale with speed and agility. In addition, the dwindling talent pool to support the existing legacy system posed critical bandwidth issues and created a sluggish delivery environment.
While they attempted to leverage a new institutional platform to enhance their printing products and service offerings with advanced features, this only imposed more work to an already lean technical support staff.
The client was faced with the challenge to ramp up the required talent and complete the migration program on time in order to realize the cost benefits.
Saggezza was engaged to create a digital transformation strategy by doing the following:
Further, the legacy system remained a blackbox as it lacked the proper documentation and was developed over time without a proper methodology in place. The success criteria of the migration program required a streamlined and consolidated solution for all of their print processes as well as reducing their operational cost from license renewals and duplicate roles.
Saggezza efficiently stood up a large global delivery team and trained them on the target platform. In parallel, the consultant team worked with the client program team to develop a migration plan for each individual application considering the business criticality, availability of critical stakeholders, and process methodology to be followed by various teams involved in the migration program and infrastructure needs.
Saggezza ensured that all existing complex and customized business functionalities and features were migrated flawlessly.
Damage piece reprint, process interruption due to non availability of static parameters, disaster recovery, test certification, dynamic email communications, and version upgrades
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