In divestiture and acquisition work, findings from one program’s retrospective have directly improved planning accuracy and configuration quality on the next. That only happens if someone captures them.

A BitTitan MigrationWiz program builds knowledge you won’t find in the documentation or in generic playbooks: tenant-specific configurations, throttling behavior, and edge cases. If you don’t record it deliberately, it leaves when the team disperses.

A practical retrospective records:

• Which MigrationWiz configuration choices were made, and why
• What throttling behavior appeared at specific batch sizes, and what you changed in response
• Which error types occurred most often, and how each was resolved
• Actual throughput versus what was planned
• What you’d do differently next time

It doesn’t need to be formal. Structured notes written in the week after cutover are enough. Don’t count on individual memory once the team has moved on.

Is a retrospective on the calendar for the first week after cutover on your current program?

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