Three rungs, one standard: check, prove, watch. Each stands on its own, and each carries forward into the next.
Each rung is a bigger commitment and a longer horizon than the last. Start on the one that fits where you are.
An independent, documented opinion on whether your most-watched metrics survived the move. Fast, defensible, the front door.
What OIM Verify is →Systematic assurance across the whole move, every test inspectable. Row counts matching is not the bar. The metrics agreeing is.
What OIM Validate is →A standing watch on your operational data. It catches metric drift before it becomes a dispute, before someone acts on a number that quietly changed meaning.
What OIM Vigil is →Will the migration rewrite your history, or hold it?
The timeline is closing, and it waits on no one. Making sure a company’s history survives the move is a heavy thing to carry, and the team carrying it carries it alone. This is why the OIM was built: to share that weight. Data assurance is the trust layer, not the destination. Once you trust what’s underneath it, The OIM is what you run day to day.
One conversation, a straight answer on what the numbers are doing and whether this is the right way to find out.
Practical takes on manufacturing data, ERP analytics, and the real work of turning messy source systems into something you can trust.