When discussing data migration with a nonprofit, which two considerations are important for large volume data?

When discussing data migration for a nonprofit with large volume data, it's crucial to consider data storage limits and data skew.

Data storage limits are important because each Salesforce organization has a cap on the amount of data it can store. Nonprofits need to ensure that their data migration strategy does not exceed these limits, as exceeding them can lead to additional costs or hinder operations. Understanding these limits helps in planning how to effectively batch the data and manage any potential cleanup or reduction strategies beforehand.

Data skew, on the other hand, refers to scenarios where a large number of records are associated with a single parent record, which can cause performance issues in Salesforce. When migrating large volumes of data, it's vital to monitor and manage data skew to ensure that the system operates efficiently and that the database can handle the load without performance degradation. By considering both data storage limits and data skew, organizations can ensure a smoother data migration process and maintain optimal system performance afterward.