SCCM to Intune migrations are messy and complex, so the first blog in this series demonstrated how you can get clarity – being able to see your full app estate in one place.
But what do you do next? Which apps are ready for migration, and which are not? For that, you need control, the principle we covered in our second blog.
There is a third element in SCCM to Intune migrations that is equally important – how do you know it’s working? Not a hunch that it’s going okay or an estimate on progress, but real, tangible, data-backed evidence of where the project is today and where it will be tomorrow.
For that, you need confidence.
Confidence is the topic of this blog, the third and final in the series that closes the loop on how Capture Shift completes your SCCM to Intune migration.
Do You Really Know the Migration is On Track? Can You Prove It?
In standard, manual SCCM to Intune migrations, progress reporting is just as fragmented as everything else. Project leaders have no choice but to piece together updates from multiple sources. Those updates vary in quality and completeness, leading to estimates on progress instead of clear-cut statements.
“We think around X number of apps have migrated, leaving about Y still to do” is the type of statement that erodes trust and creates an accountability problem. Everyone involved in the migration might be doing solid, productive work, but the issue is, you can’t prove it.
What Confidence in SCCM to Intune Migrations Looks Like
Confidence is the third principle of Capture Shift, i.e., the three Cs of Capture Shift.
- Shift gives you clarity in SCCM to Intune migrations
- Shift also gives you control
- And it gives you confidence
But what does confidence actually look like? Confidence is where every analysis and every decision is backed by data. No assumptions and no estimates – data. Here’s what it looks like:
- Validated readiness scores before any app is migrated.
- Migration decisions that are audit-ready with records kept of what happened, when, and why.
- Access to an accurate, data-rich migration progress dashboard.
- The ability to link migration jobs to Production Change Records, such as ServiceNow Change Numbers, connecting the project directly into existing governance and change management processes.
This all means app-by-app migration readiness confidence, migration record keeping confidence, point-in-time progress confidence, and alignment with existing standards confidence.
The Compounding Effect of the Three Cs
We describe the three Cs of Capture Shift – clarity, control, confidence – as the main principles of the product. But they are not independent features. Instead, they build on each other, creating a compounding effect that leads to successful SCCM to Intune migrations.
- Clarity gives you the foundation for success
- Control gives you the mechanism for success
- Confidence gives you proof of success
Without all three, the project risks moving back to the fragmented, complex, and messy state of traditional SCCM to Intune migrations.
With all three, on the other hand, even the largest of SCCM to Intune projects become visible, manageable, and demonstrably on track.
The Confidence Your SCCM to Intune Project Needs
The three Cs of Capture Shift are good marketing hooks, but don’t mistake that for a lack of substance. Capture Shift was built by people who have been involved in more SCCM to Intune migrations (and similar migration projects) than they care to remember. We have lived through the problems, complexities, frustrations, failures, and successes on multiple occasions.
In other words, the three Cs of Capture Shift are grounded in the real-world of modernising your estate with an SCCM to Intune migration.
To add clarity, control, and confidence to your SCCM to Intune migration, register for early access to Capture Shift today.
