Workfront Merge/Split

TIP: We invite you to learn about this solution below, and once you are ready, to then proceed here.

Our Workfront Merge/Split solution provides you the proven means of preserving your existing configuration and data as you either Merge two or more Workfront environments into one, or Split one into two.

To use it…

This one is definitely a team effort, so we’ll need to set up a scoping call to explore whether it’s a good fit for you.

Merging a Workfront domain is one of the most technically complex challenges you can undertake. Our role in a merge is to educate, coach, conduct the computer-intensive heavy lifting, and report the results in a quantitative, actionable manner. At every step, we strive to transparently communicate what we can do and what we cannot, so you can plan accordingly.

Your role in a merge is to prepare, evaluate Sandbox results, correct and improve, perform post-merge activities, evaluate Production results, and ultimately decide that the merge worked.

As we’ve improved our technology and offering, we’ve determined that the driving factor that distinguishes each merge is time. According, in order to strike right balance between the cost certainty that you seek and the cost variability intrinsic in something as complex as a merge, our pricing is now based on expected computing time. To provide a quote, we help you gather row counts from your source environment during our initial scoping call, which we then run against our historic seconds-per-row merge statistics to compute the expected computing time. Based on that expected computing time, each merge will fall into one of three categories: Small (<16 hours), Medium (16 to 24 hours), or Large (>24 hours).

With that in hand, we can then provide pricing that is intuitive, transparent, and fair, so that you can then weigh that cost against the benefits of preserving your existing configuration and data in the right number of Workfront domains, along with the many business advantages of doing so.