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Successful Microsoft Azure Migration with Quest® Data Empowerment Tools

Plan for, migrate and maintain databases in Microsoft Azure

“We’re going to the cloud,” says your CIO. “Get ready to start migrating our on-premises legacy databases to Microsoft Azure SQL Database. And make sure the migration doesn’t affect system performance or our service levels.” That’s a sign that your organization is taking digital transformation and business agility seriously. And you knew it was coming: cloud migration of traditional, relational, operational databases is the part of digital transformation that hits closest to home for most database administrators. But where will you start?

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What if there was a model for methodically approaching migration of even your most entrenched relational databases to Microsoft Azure SQL Database? Better yet, what if there were tools to help you during each step in that migration?

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