The Techné Migration Methodology (TMM)
Techné has developed the Techné Migration Methodology
(TMM), a proprietary migration project management process that guides
each and every modernization project from start to finish, ensuring
the entire process is smooth, seamless, non-disruptive to ongoing
business operation and of course, successful.
The TMM is a formalized process built on the key business drivers,
principles and requirements inherent in any migration need. It includes
several distinct phases,
all finely tuned to ensure all aspects of the project are properly
executed. The process includes an iterative and repeatable translation
process, interim deliverables, pre-delivery testing, early feedback,
automated test scripts, minimized code freeze, acceptance criteria
and other stages that help set expectations, determine results and
gauge acceptability
By utilizing TMM, Techné is able to advise, inform and involve
clients not only at key stages but wherever necessary throughout
the life span of the project. Clients are viewed as partners throughout
the project and part of Techné’s success lies in the
productive and cooperative working atmosphere fostered between its
transformation team and client contacts.
TMM Features
Repeatability Repeatable process
built around Techné’s conversion engine, PBT. Iterative
and repeatable translation process minimizes code freeze time, enabling
ongoing maintenance and upgrades to continue throughout conversion
project.
Transparency
Interim deliverables and early feedback facilitate identification
of issues and risks at the earliest possible time in the process.
Risk Mitigation through Extensive Testing
Extensive testing including pre-delivery testing, system and business-flow
testing, automated test scripts and more ensures all issues are
identified and resolved prior to formal acceptance.
Formal Acceptance Criteria
Formal acceptance criteria are determined at the onset of the conversion
process and the project is not deemed completed or successful until
the client signs off on these.
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