Need Help With Your IT Email Migration?It sometimes seems as if, no sooner have you decided which IT system to invest in, it becomes out of date and obsolete within a month as something smaller and faster comes along to take its place. If you have invested in some decent hardware, you do not have to stick with the software that you bought with it. Migration to a better system is a relatively inexpensive task if handled correctly and you can find plenty of benefits for doing so.
If, for example, you started life with Microsoft Exchange 2003, you might need help with Microsoft Exchange migration to the 2010 version. Or you might be advised, by those in the know, that Office 365? is a better option for your particular business needs. It's important to evaluate what are the key service offerings from an email management that are critical to the operation of your business. This will ultimately provide the clearest decision to what platform you decide to go with.
One of the main things that make people hesitate when considering migration is the idea that their old data will somehow disappear when they start using the new system. After all, the data that you have amassed will be held under a different system and might, in theory, not be held in a compatible format that can be accessed with the new technology.
However, there is expert advice on hand in the form of solution providers such as Mimecast, which can not only advise you as to whether the migration will improve the way your IT system currently operates, but also on how to go about it.
Aside from ensuring that you experience no loss of data, Mimecast would be able to migrate with minimal delay or disruption to your business: ensuring smooth, continuous running of your email, for instance.
You need a solutions provider to examine all aspects of your current system to ensure that, say, a Microsoft Exchange migration will not leave any of your data inaccessible. They would also need to find a way to allow you to have continuous access to email so that you did not lose any business during the migration period.
Unless your business involves IT solutions, you will have far more training and expertise in something other than IT. So enlisting the help of experts will free up valuable time for you to get on with the job of running your business and take away the fear and risk that something will go wrong during migration that will damage your IT system.
This is a guest post by Adam a new Londoner, who has interests in recruitment, all things techy, a passion for travel and a love of fashion. He blogs about recruitment, travel and IT/technology as well as latest trends in mens and womens fashion. If you want Adam to write you specific content, feel free to message me on Twitter (@NewburyNewbie).
If, for example, you started life with Microsoft Exchange 2003, you might need help with Microsoft Exchange migration to the 2010 version. Or you might be advised, by those in the know, that Office 365? is a better option for your particular business needs. It's important to evaluate what are the key service offerings from an email management that are critical to the operation of your business. This will ultimately provide the clearest decision to what platform you decide to go with.
One of the main things that make people hesitate when considering migration is the idea that their old data will somehow disappear when they start using the new system. After all, the data that you have amassed will be held under a different system and might, in theory, not be held in a compatible format that can be accessed with the new technology.
However, there is expert advice on hand in the form of solution providers such as Mimecast, which can not only advise you as to whether the migration will improve the way your IT system currently operates, but also on how to go about it.
Aside from ensuring that you experience no loss of data, Mimecast would be able to migrate with minimal delay or disruption to your business: ensuring smooth, continuous running of your email, for instance.
Unless your business involves IT solutions, you will have far more training and expertise in something other than IT. So enlisting the help of experts will free up valuable time for you to get on with the job of running your business and take away the fear and risk that something will go wrong during migration that will damage your IT system.
This is a guest post by Adam a new Londoner, who has interests in recruitment, all things techy, a passion for travel and a love of fashion. He blogs about recruitment, travel and IT/technology as well as latest trends in mens and womens fashion. If you want Adam to write you specific content, feel free to message me on Twitter (@NewburyNewbie).
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