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title: Make the business case for feature flag migration
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Once you have scoped your migration, you need to make a business case. Even the most well planned migrations take effort, meaning time, money, and energy dedicated to a project. If you don’t have the proper buy-in, you risk being under-resourced or worse, being unable to complete the migration at all.
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When building a business case, you want to be clear on what pain the feature flag migration is solving and the happy end state once the migration is complete.
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To structure your thinking, ask yourself:
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* What practices related to feature deployments, debugging and rollbacks are overburdening teams today and driving down productivity?
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* What specific deficiencies are there in the current platform
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* What business outcomes are you looking to drive?
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* After the migration, what does "better" look like?
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Use our [Feature Flag Migration template](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MKc95v7Tc-9tznWMDVSy2vvmVJTvOFLRVZpx1QrL-_U/edit#gid=996250264) to fill in details about your business case.
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