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USE CASE · MIGRATION CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE

Data Migration

Complex data migrations completed in a fraction of the time. Every source tracked, every transformation audited. Reusable assets that compress every subsequent migration across markets, portfolios, and acquisitions.
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IN PRACTICE

Migrating into a platform that was still being built.

A global payments business expanding across Latin American markets faced a compound challenge: every new portfolio required a fresh migration, and the target platform was itself still evolving. Speed, governance, and reusability were not optional.

6 months

to complete the first migration, compared to 18 months with the previous approach

4 months

for the second migration, reusing assets built for the first

-50%

lower migration costs versus the previous internal approach

WHAT IT DELIVERS

Migrations that stay on track even when the destination keeps moving.

When the source system or target platform evolves during the programme, the mapping is updated in one place rather than rebuilt across every process. Migrations stay on schedule regardless of changes upstream or downstream.

Quality controls are configured once and applied consistently across every migration. Issues are traced back to their origin before reaching the destination, not discovered after go-live.

Every data point is catalogued and traceable from source to target. Audit obligations are met as a by-product of the migration process, not as a separate workstream.

Everything built for the first migration is reused in the next. Time and cost compress with every new portfolio, market, or acquisition.

RESULTS

What the organisation gains

01

Migrations measured in months, not years

Even when the target data model is still being built, migrations complete on schedule. The isolation of logic from schema means the team adapts rather than waits.

02

Data quality problems are caught before they reach the destination

Quality issues are surfaced with full lineage during the migration process, not discovered by end users after go-live. The cost of rework is eliminated at the source.

03

Each new migration is faster than the last

Every portfolio, market, or acquisition benefits from the assets built before it. The time and cost reduction is structural, not a one-off.

HOW IT WORKS

Isolate, govern, reuse.

Most migration projects overrun because they are tightly coupled to both the source and destination. Stratio breaks that dependency from the start, making every migration faster and every subsequent one faster still.
Global payments business · Spain, operating across Latin America · Banking and Payments

Results from a live engagement

  • 1/3

    Time to migration ready

    Compared to the baseline plan: six months instead of eighteen.

  • −50%

    Total programme cost

    Compared to the original migration plan signed by the M&A office.

  • 4 months

    Second migration completed

    Reusing assets built for the first, across a new LATAM market.

RELEVANT INDUSTRIES

Where data migration creates the most impact

Most valuable where migration complexity is high, timelines are critical, and the same challenge will be faced more than once.
RETAIL

Seasonality and external signals make demand hard to predict accurately. Stratio selects and governs the best forecasting model per product cluster.

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MANUFACTURING

Production planning and procurement depend on forecasts that account for supply chain complexity. Stratio governs the data those forecasts are built on.

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ENERGY

Grid and emissions data shared across operators, regulators and market participants, governed for CSRD compliance.

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RETAIL

Seasonality and external signals make demand hard to predict accurately. Stratio selects and governs the best forecasting model per product cluster.

Explore
MANUFACTURING

Production planning and procurement depend on forecasts that account for supply chain complexity. Stratio governs the data those forecasts are built on.

Explore
ENERGY

Grid and emissions data shared across operators, regulators and market participants, governed for CSRD compliance.

Explore
FAQs

Common questions about Data Migration