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A few short months ago, credit unions with a core conversion on the horizon were faced with a choice: Either reschedule their conversion for late summer, when the threat posed by COVID-19 would ostensibly be mitigated enough for employees and vendors to collaborate more effectively onsite, or attempt to keep the project and its many moving parts going with the help of remote communications tools.

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