Migration Planning is a strategic process within cloud computing research that involves the systematic identification, evaluation, and orchestration of technical, organizational, and operational requirements necessary to transition workloads from on-premises or legacy environments to cloud-based infrastructures in a manner that aligns with business objectives and service-level constraints.
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