Is your legacy data a ticking time bomb or an untapped goldmine? Join Mark Vigoroso and Jean Marc Pestoni, Head of North America at Data Migration International, for ahard-hitting conversation that cuts through the noise on enterprise data transformation. Discover the biggest lie companies tell themselves about legacy data: it's "useless," and learn how data “historicization” is becoming the secret context weapon for AI-ready enterprises. Pestoni reveals the organizational framework that transforms resistance into momentum, explains why compliance audits should be your top priority, and shares real-world use cases where historical data is already powering robotics and AI on factory floors. With large numbers of SAP customers still delaying their S/4HANA migration, this episode delivers a wake-up call every CIO needs: outdated systems aren't just expensive - they're legally dangerous, competitively disastrous, and leaving measurable value on the table. Whether you're navigating an SAP migration or any major systems modernization initiative, you'll walk away knowing how to separate treasure from noise, to take risk off the table, and to migrate smart instead of just fast. Stream it now!
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