Successful Microsoft Azure Migration with Quest Data Empowerment Tools
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?
The data empowerment of the organization is that model, and the software solutions from Quest are those tools.
This paper will guide DBAs, infrastructure admins, IT managers, IT security admins and IT directors along the path of migrating databases to Microsoft Azure SQL Database. It breaks the process into three phases planning, migration and maintenance and explores the logical steps in each phase. IT professionals will see how to smoothly navigate each phase and use Quest products to reduce the risks to system performance and service levels, from start to finish.
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