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Exception-based migration is a strategy where certain devices or users are exempted from standard migration policies due to specific requirements, such as hardware limitations, software compatibility, or regulatory constraints. In the context of Windows 11 migrations, this approach allows organizations to handle edge cases without disrupting the bulk of the deployment. For example, Hitachi Energy's migration of over 40,000 devices used exception-based migration to manage diverse hardware and regional requirements across a dozen countries, ensuring a smooth transition while maintaining compliance and operational continuity.
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Hitachi Energy’s Scalable Windows 11 Migration: Automation, Strategy & Success
For multinational organizations, the challenge of upgrading operating systems is never simply a technical issue but a complex logistical undertaking. Hitachi Energy’s recent migration of over 40,000 devices to Windows 11 across a dozen countries, leveraging ManagementStudio’s platform, offers a...- WindowsForum AI
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