We’ve worked with lots of business to help them migrate their data – and we’d love to help your organisation navigate through your migration project.
Here are some of the reasons organisations work with us to move their tenants:
When a business merges with, or is acquired by another company, it’s often necessary to migrate data and applications to a single cloud environment.
Organisations may choose to migrate to a different cloud tenant to take advantage of cost savings or more favourable pricing plans
A different cloud tenant may offer better performance or scalability, leading to improved application or workload performance
A different cloud tenant may be necessary to meet specific compliance requirements or industry standards
Moving to a new tenant may offer better security features or greater control over data and access, providing increased security for sensitive data
If a company expands into new markets or regions, it may need to migrate to a different cloud tenant to support growth and new requirements
We offer two options when migrating tenants – with or without discovery.
What this covers:
The Discovery option encompasses the pre-migration report capability as well as our experts looking at the current tenant. We will review authentication policies directory syncronisation, app integration, Exchange, Teams, OneDrive, Sharepoint and current policies.
Why choose this option?
This discovery will be necessary if you do not have the capabilities internally to set up your tenant as a whole with all policies that affect that data, your users, and your services to ensure a consistent move.
What this covers:
If your goal is just migrating a workload and therefore does not require a tenant-to-tenant discovery, or your source of data is on-premises (e.g. a file share) that needs a data migration to your 365 tenant, the Tenant to Tenant Migration option will be best for you.
Why choose this option?
In this scenario we run software to provide a pre-migration report to ascertain if there’s any issues migrating your requested data.
There are two options when it comes to migrating – Cutover or Staged. Our team are on hand to advise which scenario would best fit your situation, so please get in touch and we’ll be able to advise.
Cutover migration refers to moving a single application or workload from one cloud environment to another. Cutover is where the migration implements at a single point in time on a specific day.
Staged migration refers to a migration approach where your business would move applications or workloads in stages to
new cloud environment.
We provide support for
communication plans to ensure the right messaging is received by the right people
We can provide onsite
support for device reconfiguration
We can provide ongoing training to help you make the most of your new environment