Data transformation case studies

A state is running across nine disjointed, antiquated, and disparate ERP applications for HCM and finance across 70+ agencies. See how Definian is overcoming these data challenges.

A division of a multi-billion dollar global aerospace and defense company needed to consolidate their 14 different business data sources onto a single integrated platform.

After a 100 years of international growth, a privately held materials company was ready to take the next step forward by modernizing their business.

The City of New Orleans completed a complex transformation into Infor CloudSuite. On this initiative Definian tackled the migration from their legacy IBM mainframe, Great Plains, BuySpeed, and other data sources.

A $4.4B organization embarked on a complex system modernization initiative to move from 11 disparate ERP systems into Oracle ERP Cloud, Oracle PLM Cloud, Oracle CPQ Cloud, Oracle HCM Cloud, and Microsoft Dynamics.

A case study that explores the value that Definian brought to an inflight implementation for a Fortune 500 steel company.

Bridging the gap between mainframes and the Cloud requires a complex and comprehensive data conversion effort. Definian's comprehensive solution addresses these additional complexities.

Project overview, challenges, and solutions of our data mirgration services on an Oracle Cloud ERP implementation for a $4.4B data center equipment and services provider.

Perform the data analysis and migration of all HCM data (HR and Payroll) from a legacy Ceridian system & financial data from a legacy Oracle EBS R12 system into Workday for a $2.2B airport/transportation management firm.

While the design and manufacturing principles of a 100 year old furniture company withstood the test of time, its custom legacy mainframe ERP systems did not.

Definian is proud to announce the successful Workday HCM Go-Live for a $2.2B transportation management firm.

This case study represents the migration of the financial general ledger data to PeopleSoft for a $2.8B higher education organization’s South American universities.