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The Five Phases of the Transition Process: Plan

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The Planning phase typically starts when you create a transition team. The team should assess your business needs, identify areas to improve, and prioritize which areas to address first. Ideally, your team should include representation from both IT and end-user communities and your HP account team. Making the transition as seamless to your business operations as possible requires a good blueprint

Your first step is to inventory your current environment to identify key applications and revisions, server platforms, operating system releases and storage capacity. Specifically, you need to identify what needs to be replaced and what continues to deliver business benefits.

During this phase, you'll develop a transition plan that defines IT requirements, service level objectives, required functionality or ISV solution stack, transition schedule and available resources. To help with your plan, HP has developed the following four AlphaServer to Integrity Server Transition Modules that offer high-level planning and recommendations. These modules are a consolidation of HP-developed tools, documentation, best practices, white papers, porting guides and software tools mapped to the transition life cycle phases to help you identify requirements, timing, and required resources. They include:

  • Platform Infrastructure - helps you plan and design the transition of your servers, operating systems, storage devices, and tape devices
  • Oracle Database Migration - helps you quickly and safely plan and design transition Oracle databases to Integrity server.
  • Custom Code Migration - Provides high-level planning and design information and recommendations to help assess your efforts to transition custom code applications and addresses programming-related transition issues.
  • Packaged ISV transition - helps you to plan and design the transition specific packaged applications from independent software vendors (ISVs).

» more information on these modules

Resources for the Planning Phase

» Consulting Sessions & Transition Workshops
» Tru64 UNIX-to-HP-UX 11i Transition modules
» Application transition: Solaris – Linux – Tru64 UNIX – HP-UX 11i
» Application Transition Tutorial
» Binary Scanner Planning Tool
» ISV Application Status Database
» ISV Solution Partners
» Business Value Assessment Workshop
» Application Transition - Tru64 UNIX-to -HP-UX 11i
» HP OpenVMS systems FAQs
» OpenVMS AlphaServer systems to OpenVMS Integrity servers transition modules
» HP OpenVMS Migration Software for AlphaServer systems to Integrity servers (OMSAIS)
» OpenVMS: Open Source tools
» OpenVMS: Integrity server solutions availability
» OpenVMS: SRI PL/1 to C/C++ Conversion tools & services (PDF, 156 KB)
» HP Integrity On-line Configurator
» Industry Solutions
» Training & Webinars
» Integrity On-Line Seminar Program
» HP Integrity case studies

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