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• How to Get Your Editors to Like A Website Migration?
  A lot of organizations think they need to use their expensive editors to move content from one CMS to another or to create new structures. So, how can you get your web editors to like this type of work?
• 4 Content Challenges for Localization Departments
  Working as a Localization Manager means facing many challenges. We explore 4 basic challenges for localization and translation departments that we have seen over the year with regards to content.
• How to build a profitable migration unit?
  We found out that building a dedicated migration unit could help convince your skeptical clients that the migration solution you suggest is reliable and eventually helps closing deals. Nice! But how do you set up such an unit.
• Why IT consultancy firms should build a migration unit
  The need to offer cloud migrations has become a must-have. To be able to do this, IT consultancy firms should build their own migration unit. Here are 3 reasons why.
• 3 dataset rules you must use for compliant content migration
  To make a content migration successful, compliant and auditable, 3 main rules that have to be taken into account with regards to your dataset and database. Learn which one.
• Why Enterprise Information Archiving vendors miss out on revenue
  Enterprise Information Archiving (EIA) vendors, have a problem that causes them to miss a major opportunity. What is the problem? How can Xillio help EIA vendors?
• How Language Service Providers can gain a competitive advantage
  Content is about the connection an organization makes with their (potential) customers. Talking to them in their native language is usually preferred. How can Xillio help Language Service Providers?
• Clean, upgrade and restructure HTML in a website migration
  Read our newest blog to find out how to clean, upgrade and restructure HTML before or during a website migration.
• What transformations are needed for a website migration?
  What tranformations are needed for a website migration? Any maintainable website larger than just a few pages will be stored in a smarter way than with only an html file for each page. You can’t just shove them to the next website. Read all about it in our new blog!
• How to determine the scope of your website migration?
  To determine the scope of your website migration, best way is to start with making selection rules. Which content is still relevant? Read the blog to determine the selection rules for your content.
• First Stop in The Digital Transformation Journey: Content Pollution
  To address the content pollution problem during the digital transformation, there are basically three questions organizational leaders can ask themselves. In this blog we'll explain the three steps.
• I already have connectors, what is the added value of Xillio?
  Ok, so you have your own connectors. And yes, we get that some of these are very strategic to you or even core to your product. Where then does Xillio come in?
• 3 Questions Project Managers should ask when starting a content migration
  Most project managers are experts in project management. Not necessarily in leading a content migration project. Before starting a content migration project, they can prepare themselves by asking 3 important questions.
• How can I migrate Documentum content to SharePoint
  Need to migrate Documentum content to SharePoint environment? Read our blog to find out how to migrate content and data between these two systems.
• How to handle permissions during a Documentum migration?
  In this blog we look at the main steps in advance or during a Documentum migration. Take a look at these steps when migrating content and permissions out of a Documentum repository.
• GDPR and the impact on your content landscape
  In this blog we look at the upcoming GDPR, what changes and when it is necessary to migrate content and when content integration is a better option.
• 5 Approaches to Get Started with Content Migrations
  5 Approaches to Get Started with Content Migrations, these are grouped in having it done, or doing it by yourself. In this blog we'll explain the different content migration possibilities.
• 5 Things That Can Go Wrong with Manual Content Migration
  Like all other approaches for managing content migration, there are always things that can go wrong with manual content migrations. Read the blog!
• How to migrate data from Alfresco to SharePoint within a tight time-frame?
  If you wish to migrate thousands of documents from your Alfresco to SharePoint but you lack time, then here are the steps you can take.
• Is it possible to migrate Alfresco tasks to SharePoint tasks?
  In the process of an Alfresco data migration, one of biggest questions is how to migrate Alfresco tasks to SharePoint tasks. Read the blog to find out.
• Why and how to get users involved in your content migration project?
  Read this blog to learn why and how to get users involved in your content migration project.
• Translatable content: the four basic models
  Over time developers have sought clever solutions to implement translation into their products. There are four models for translating content.
• 4 Key Elements of an Integration Strategy
  If you want to survive as a software product manager, you need a good integration strategy. Look at the 4 key elements of any integration strategy.
• Migrate to SharePoint: What is the optimal preparation?
  Are you considering replacing your outdated document management system with Microsoft SharePoint? We give tips for the optimal preparation for this migration.
• 4 Reasons why building integrations sucks
  As product manager for enterprise software products, one of the struggles I always had to deal with is integrations. Here’s why building integrations sucks!
• When Is Content Integration More Reasonable than Content Migration?
  When is it necessary to migrate content and when is content integration a better option. In this blog, we outline a number of situations.
• 3 Reasons to Develop Content Integrations with Xillio’s API
  In this blog we’ve listed three reasons for why you might want to consider using the Xillio API instead of trying to develop your own integrations. We'll give you 3 Reasons to Develop Content Integrations with Xillio’s API.
• Cloud applications and their "integration issue"
  While using cloud applications, users often want to exchange content between systems which is hard, Xillio has many connectors available to make this possible.
• Migration to SharePoint: Choose a combination of migration and integration
  Rolling out SharePoint within an organization involves more than just a technical implementation. Choose a combination of migration and integration.
• 3 Reasons Why Content Integration is Important
  Most organizations believe that maximizing the value of content through a coherent information strategy is critical. This requires a content integration strategy. Why?