Data Strategies Interchange is pleased to announce the successful completion of the IBM Content Manager migration to Hyland Onbase.
The customer, a large credit union, had been using IBM Content Manager for archiving TIFF, PDF, and other documents related to its operations. The legacy CM system was hosted on a Windows server and used a DB2 database for storing document metadata. Archival storage was handled by IBM Tivoli Storage Manager using a mix of Centera, AIX file system, and DB2 blobs.
The migration was performed via remote access on customer supplied Windows servers, using DSI’s proven off-line document migration platform. The project involved extracting 6 TB of TSM objects from Centera storage and the remaining from the AIX file system and DB2 blobs.
A particular requirement for this project was the dynamic mapping of legacy documents to target document classes (Onbase doctypes) based on particular index fields. This allowed the customer to reclassify documents, based on more recent user requirements. Some 25 million document files with a cumulative size of 7 TB were extracted and delivered in Hyland’s DIP format.
We enjoyed working in close cooperation with both clients to develop the details of the mapping and import specifications.
Further information about DSI’s document archive migration services can be found here.