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Download the Migration Kit and Lower IBM MQ Costs.

Build the cost case, scope which workloads can move, and plan a controlled cutover to Apache ActiveMQ® or Apache Artemis™.

Your messaging layer carries orders, inventory updates, and shipment events. When peak demand rises, that platform has to keep pace while your team faces pressure to control IBM MQ costs. Three questions decide what you do about it. Where is capacity under strain, which costs can you genuinely reduce, and what would moving selected workloads actually involve.

This 18 page kit works through all three. Part one builds the cost case, covering capacity based licensing, support deadlines, and a worksheet that separates costs you can remove from spending your business still needs. Part two scopes the migration, with workload patterns, a concept map across Apache ActiveMQ® and Apache Artemis™, and a JMS compatibility checklist. Part three covers execution, including a five gate migration plan, cutover controls, explicit stop conditions, and the handover records your support team will need.

It does not assume every workload should move. Some flows belong on IBM MQ, and the kit helps you tell them apart before you commit to a scope. Complete the form to get your free copy.

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