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Office 365 Migration: 4 Elements You Cannot Overlook
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Login to download Register for a free accountOrganizations looking to move to Office 365 have legitimate migration concerns. However, they can ensure a smooth migration to Microsoft’s cloud-based platform by putting in place a solid migration plan that addresses four elements: migration, communication, training and support.
Takeaways for Your Business
In this report you’ll learn:
- How migrating to Office 365 can improve both productivity and security
- How to make the user migration experience a positive one
- Guidelines on how to draw up effective migration, communication, training and support plans
About the Author
Hank Yee is a delivery manager of hybrid IT and cloud services at Anexinet, a business management consultancy. He helps design, implement and deliver quality solutions to clients. Yee has more than a decade of experience with Oracle database technologies and data center operations for the pharmaceutical industry, with a focus on disaster recovery, and data center and enterprise data migrations. Most recently, he has utilized that knowledge to help clients in a different area — enabling customer success in migrating to Office 365.
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