Migrate for growth without disrupting your operations
A successful migration does not replace everything at once. It starts by deciding what to keep, replace or connect, then sequences each move around the work people actually do. On December 10, Boostmyshop and Dedi Agency will map those choices from the storefront to day-to-day operations.
On the agenda
- 1Why growth is about more than traffic: new channels and higher output without increasing headcount
- 2Map the work before choosing the tools: Dedi Agency’s role-by-role process method
- 3Keep, replace or connect: four building blocks moving at two speeds, and what operations gain by moving out of a heavy system
- 4Prepare the cutover: what must be ready, with a walkthrough of the migration kit
- 5Your questions, answered live
What you’ll learn
- A role-by-role process map to build before comparing systems
- A four-part view of sales and channels, customer relationships, catalog and operations, with a clear decision for each: keep, replace or connect
- The handoffs to test before cutover: sellable stock, order statuses, customer tracking and product data used by operations
- Two published cases to guide the cutover: Cabesto connects its in-store ERP to its site without disrupting online sales; 1001 Hobbies organizes its warehouse around a very large catalog
About this session
Sales and customer journeys change quickly. Catalog, purchasing, stock, orders, warehouse work, shipping and point of sale must remain dependable. The operational layer can move away from a system that is slow to change without giving up that reliability. Treating every layer at the same speed creates risk at the points where they exchange data.
Olivier Zimmermann and Florian Hamzij will examine those handoffs as equal partners: Dedi Agency on the storefront and customer journey, Boostmyshop on the operational layer. The session focuses on decisions, with a practical cutover method rather than a product tour.
The webinar is presented in French. Every registrant will receive the replay and a migration kit with audit and decision-support tools.
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