What's a fair timeline or roadmap for migrating off a legacy data warehouse to a cloud-native platform?

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<6 months5%

6-12 months52%

12-18 months28%

18-24 months9%

>24 months4%

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Fractional CIO in Services (non-Government)4 years ago

How much data are we talking about, and how clean is it? That's the determining factor here.

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Community User in Software6 years ago

I can imagine there are a lot of Teradata replacers here ;) - seems like all cylinders go at Snowflake who filed for IPO the other day, is that still the common destination?

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