Microsoft 365 Migration Services

We know how to move different IT workloads to any environment, whether it’s on-premises, in the cloud, or a hybrid of the two. We have expertise to migrate from serveral sources to Microsoft 365. Our Migration Services give you the skills you need to get your new or upgraded platform on the market faster and start getting the benefits of it sooner.

Planning to switch to Microsoft 365? Microsoft Exchange to the most recent version? Move to the cloud? Change always comes with risks.

Our Migration Services will use our knowledge and experience to make sure that the project runs as smoothly as possible and that risks are kept to a minimum. You can use our services to migration from:

• legacy platforms to Microsoft 365 migration
• Microsoft Exchange to Microsoft 365
• Lotus Notes to Microsoft 365
• Google Workspaces to Microsoft 365 migration
• Migration from dropbox, G-Drive, Box to OneDrive for business
• M365 Tenant to Tenant migration
• GoDaddy/Rackspace to M365 Migration

Our Migration Process

The Microsoft 365 migration process involves moving data, users, and settings from an existing email system or environment to the Microsoft 365 platform. Our process typically involves the following steps:

• Planning: Identifying the scope of the migration, including the data, users, and settings that need to be moved. This step also involves creating a migration plan, which outlines the steps, timelines, and resources required for the migration.
• Preparation: Setting up the Microsoft 365 tenant and creating the necessary accounts, groups, and settings for the migration. This step also involves preparing the data for migration, such as cleaning and formatting it to ensure compatibility with the new environment.
• Migration: Moving the data, users, and settings to the Microsoft 365 platform. This step involves using the appropriate migration tools and techniques, such as cutover, staged, or hybrid migration, to move the data.
• Testing: Verifying that the data, users, and settings have been successfully migrated and that they are working as expected in the new environment.
• Go-live: Making the migration live and transitioning users to the new environment. This step also involves providing training and support to users to help them adjust to the new environment.
• Post-migration: Monitoring and maintaining the new environment, troubleshoot any issues, and continuously assess the effectiveness of the migration.