Data Migration Examples 

Not only is Katie a master of IBM Cloud Data Migration but she also has some slick skills when it comes to writing english words and numbers backwards!

This channel is fantastic, with short clips but loaded with complete information. Great work

I love these videos! The explanations are so great and this kind off transparent board video overlay are outstanding.

Very well explained!! Even a non-technical person could also be able to relate now. I really liked the idea of transparent board :)

Anyone else flabbergasted by the skill of this woman being able to write in reverse !!? :O

Good explanation

how did she write the mirror image text ??

Dang IBM sure makes data migration look nice.

Very crisp and clear. Excellent explanation 👌 I am interested to know which training and certification is good for Data Analytics Cloud Migration please? TYIA 🙏

Simply great stuff, very informative.

Like the super simple explanation :)

What an interesting way to work with a whiteboard. Although, my brain is a little confused, because she writes backwards. :-)

Have migrated videos photos and songs on SD card but I can't trace the data

Good vidoe..How can one get training to become a data conversion analyst?

nice job

Very good video and explanation - thank you Katie and WOW :)

WHAT CAN I DO???

Super, thanks a lot

Give examples of a systems migration project a university might consider undertaking?

Awesome

how you make this kind of video..please give a clue

I like IBM Mainframe solution, but data is a valuable, people who ever tell you that you can save on data storage using cloud, is snake oil salesman, sure in some cases it must be used for backup, but dont depend only on one cloud provider if you need data storage and think in advance , what will happen in 5 years in 10 years , sure IBM would be on the market, but the price may go up , what will you do next then? Just think of it! Side note i love IBM mainframe, and as soon as possible i get needed capital i would have latest and greatest mainframes from IBM.

ok amber