MIGRATION

The adoption of cloud technologies changes the landscape for many organizations. The question generally isn’t if an organization should migrate to the cloud, but rather what should be migrated and how. Organizations must benchmark their migration to prove out the timing, migration process and network and storage connectivity. It is also critical to pilot their migration on a predefined application set that validates the migration.

Many of our customers are on older versions of email systems and need to migrate. With the introduction of the newer versions of Exchange and Microsoft 365, now is the time to migrate to these new offerings. This can be a costly and time-consuming project.

Microsoft Office Applications are some of the most recognizable tools in the enterprise. Employees are seldom in a workplace without Word or Excel and over a billion people organize their day in Outlook.

Many of our customers have older servers and need to migrate. In conjunction with newer hardware, migrating can drive down costs and improve SLA’s.

The adoption of new technologies has made storage and data migration a requirement in today’s business. Maximizing availability and performance during the migration is a requirement to any migration. This must all be done while minimizing risk and costs.

Many of our customers want to get out of the data center business and are looking to migrate to a hosted or shared location.  This creates challenges in many areas and introduces risk to their critical data.  If this is not done correctly, unplanned downtime and long outages can negatively impact a business.