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The Handbook for Cross-Tenant Teams Migrations

The Handbook for Cross-Tenant Teams Migrations

With Microsoft Teams quickly gaining adoption in the Office 365 suite, tenant-to-tenant migration projects now include a new workload. Not all organizations have made the leap to Teams - but those that have now store valuable business data and documents inside Teams...

White Paper: How to Market and Sell MigrationWIz

White Paper: How to Market and Sell MigrationWIz

Migrations to a cloud office suite are a key part of a broader digital transformation plan. They can also be a great source for project-based revenue with better-than-average margins - but only if you package the services correctly. In a new white paper from BitTitan,...

White Paper: Planning Guide For Office 365 Tenant Migrations

White Paper: Planning Guide For Office 365 Tenant Migrations

White Paper: Planning Guide For Office 365 Tenant Migrations As the Office 365 user base continues to grow, so will the need to migrate people and data between different tenants. It’s a trend we’ve seen emerge over the last 18 months and one we expect to proliferate...

How to Configure Outlook for Office 365

How to Configure Outlook for Office 365

Migration experts know the work doesn't stop after the final delta pass. While it's great to have a seamless cutover and find all the data in place on the Destination, there can be a significant amount of work after the migration to help end users get settled. Part of...

Azure in Africa: New Regions Impact Growth, Migrations

Azure in Africa: New Regions Impact Growth, Migrations

Technologists across Africa have reason to celebrate this New Year.  As Microsoft’s target date for the availability of Azure data centers in Cape Town and Johannesburg approaches, big changes are in store for the region. This development not only brings new job and...

White Paper: Why MSPs Prefer Microsoft 365 over Office 365

White Paper: Why MSPs Prefer Microsoft 365 over Office 365

When Microsoft first introduced their Business Productivity Online Suite (BPOS) in April 2009, partners were alarmed. They feared these new online versions of Microsoft Office would cannibalize their software sales, not to mention the servers those software products...