data-governance-compliance
Migración de software de escritorio y procesos SSIS
Cómo mover procesos legacy de escritorio y SSIS a plataformas soportadas.
Andrés Marín · 12/23/2025
Many organizations still rely on desktop apps and SSIS packages. Migrating them to supported platforms without breaking ETL or reports requires planning and testing.
When this matters
- Legacy desktop apps block OS upgrades or security patches.
- SSIS packages fail during peak loads or after minor changes.
- Reporting cycles depend on fragile desktop/ETL workflows.
- Compliance or vendor support deadlines are approaching.
Common problems
- Hidden dependencies on local files or old drivers.
- SSIS jobs with unclear ownership and no monitoring.
- Performance drops after moving to new environments.
- No rollback or parallel run plan during migration.
Migration steps
- Inventory packages, data sources, drivers and schedules.
- Build a parallel environment to test runs with production-like data.
- Remove local file dependencies; move to managed storage/services.
- Add monitoring and logging to catch failures early.
Best practices
- Rehearse cutovers with clear rollback paths.
- Tune queries and indexing after migrating to new SQL versions.
- Document job ownership and SLAs for support teams.
How Eximus usually handles this
We migrate SSIS and related desktop workflows with phased testing, monitoring and tuning. We also align BI/reporting governance so refreshes stay reliable.
Next step
Planning a migration? We can review your SSIS and desktop estate and propose a phased cutover with performance safeguards. Contact us or explore SQL Performance Boost and Power BI in Order.