Modernising enterprise data integration across a regional healthcare platform.
Data integration expertise supporting the migration and redevelopment of SSIS workloads from SQL Server 2014 to a clustered SQL Server 2019 environment.
A large regional healthcare organisation needed to move integration workloads away from an ageing SQL Server platform.
Existing SSIS jobs running against SQL Server 2014 had to be upgraded, adapted and moved to a clustered SQL Server 2019 environment.
The work required continuity across existing data flows while creating a stronger technical foundation for continued operation.
TopTeam provided specialist data and integration expertise supporting the platform transition.
The consultant worked with existing SSIS workloads, upgraded packages and developed new jobs where required.
The assignment connected application-level integration knowledge with the technical demands of moving to a newer clustered database environment.
Integration engineering through platform transition.
Legacy integration logic was understood, adapted and moved into a newer technical environment.
Existing workload analysis
Reviewed established SSIS jobs and their dependencies in the legacy environment.
SSIS upgrade
Adapted existing integration packages for the newer SQL Server platform.
New integration development
Developed new SSIS jobs where the migration required additional integration logic.
Platform migration
Moved data-processing workloads into the clustered SQL Server 2019 environment.
Compatibility handling
Adjusted integration components to operate correctly within the upgraded environment.
Continuity support
Supported migration while maintaining focus on existing data-processing needs.
From legacy workloads to a stronger platform.
Existing SSIS jobs, dependencies and platform constraints.
Upgrade workloads and integration logic for the target environment.
Move processing into clustered SQL Server 2019.
Create a stronger base for continued integration work.
A modernised foundation for continued data integration.
Integration workloads moved away from an older SQL Server generation.
Existing data-processing logic was adapted rather than discarded.
The newer clustered environment created a stronger technical base.
The modernised integration environment supports continued data-platform development.
Critical data flows often outlive the platforms they were built on. Modernisation protects continuity while creating room for what comes next.
More proof across data and healthcare.
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