Migration without losing the product story
Hikari exists in part because businesses struggle to keep data integrity and continuity during digital transformation. Engineering data is the hardest case: CAD vaults, revisions, BOMs, change history, and links to manufacturing and quality cannot be copied as a folder of files.
A successful PLM or enterprise data migration keeps those relationships valid in the target system, proves completeness, and lets teams keep working during the transition.
Where MigrateX fits
Hikari MigrateX is the migration and modernization framework: assessment, dependency mapping, automation, staged waves, and validation. It is used for application and data moves, including engineering landscapes, enterprise platforms, and hybrid or multi-cloud destinations.
The service promise on the homepage is the same one that matters in a PLM cutover: preserve integrity and reduce downtime when moving between legacy and modern platforms.
A typical sequence
- Inventory sources, dependencies, and what “done” means for each data class
- Map product structures, revisions, and ownership into the target model
- Run rehearsal loads and reconcile counts, relationships, and samples
- Cut over in waves with rollback and business-continuity controls
- Reconnect the new platform with IntegrateX or extend into a digital thread with CortexFlow
Who this is for
Automotive, aerospace and defense, and manufacturers replacing or consolidating PLM and related systems in Asia and Europe — especially when auditability and digital continuity are non-negotiable.