Frequently Asked Questions

We welcome your questions and strive to help you better understand our processes to collaborate to solve your most complex IT challenges.

You can. However, utilizing internal resources for physical migration tasks can have an adverse impact on your organization: 

  • Reduced employee morale from burnout
  • Increased opportunity and liability from personal injury
  • Lost revenue from overtime hours or added insurance costs
  • Lost productivity due to distractions from employees' regular job functions

Using misdirected resources for different aspects of a data center migration can cause downstream issues as the project progresses. For example, if network engineers are tasked with the physical installation (i.e., rack and cable) of the network equipment, they are removed and distracted from their core responsibilities of configuration, turn up, and testing of the new environment. If later tasked with their core function, network engineers will not be at peak performance.

Additionally, most corporate insurance programs cover physical assets only when physically located on the premises, not in transit. Additional insurance is available; however, it is often quite expensive. Using a third party to manage and execute the transit portion of migration allows their transit insurance, typically at a much lower rate.