eQ delivers a seamless migration solution for General Electric
Highlights
99.99% success rate for migration
The migration to Teamcenter involved over 200,000 items
Standardization to CDM
Business Opportunities
Standardization of a CDM was needed to facilitate seamless cross-business project collaboration
Transition from Teamcenter 8.3 to NX and Teamcenter 11.2
Bulk data and then incremental data change or delta migration
eBOM as well as NX CAD migration
Features
eQube®-DaaS Platform used for the migration
Migration bulk load followed by 2 weeks delta over the weekend
Used eQube-BI (TcRA) for data profiling and validation
ETLV methodology used to successfully migrate the data
eQube® Products used
eQube Products used: eQube-BI (TcRA)
eQube-TM
eQube-MI: eQube-GMP
eQube Connectors used: Teamcenter UA
eQube® Benefits
Provided a bulk data followed by an incremental data change or delta migration with no disruption to business
Cost savings by retiring old Teamcenter version
Standardization to Common Data Model
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