What should be included in the initial/base content migration strategy?

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Options

• AAutomated testing for workflows
• BValidation of existing permissions
• CIncremental migration of critical content first
• DManual migration of deprecated components

• A
  12% (4)
• B
  3% (1)
• C
  82% (27)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

Incremental migration of critical content first (C) is the correct approach because an initial/base migration strategy should prioritize essential content to establish a functional baseline while minimizing risk - moving everything at once risks data loss, downtime, or hard-to-diagnose failures across the board.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (Automated testing for workflows) - Testing is part of QA/validation phases, not the migration strategy itself; it comes after migration, not as part of the initial plan.
• B (Validation of existing permissions) - Permission auditing is a pre-migration governance step, not a migration strategy component.
• D (Manual migration of deprecated components) - Deprecated components are lowest priority and are typically excluded or decommissioned, not manually migrated first.

Memory tip: Think of content migration like moving into a new home - you bring the essentials first (bed, utilities), then everything else. "Critical content first" = foundations before furniture.

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