Office 365 migration speed is a common topic of conversation when migrating large amounts of mail data to the cloud. When migrating to Office 365 using a 3rd Party Tool (eg: Quest MFNE, Binary Tree CMTe) the mailbox data migration throughput can be slow. This is especially common for Read more
Domino to O365 Migration of Mailin Databases For a typical Domino to O365 migration, migrating mailin databases to Shared Mailboxes can present many challenges. How Sent Items are treated is a good example. In Domino if you work with a mailin database, then Sent Items are kept with Read more
Accelerate O365 Data Migration Speed Slow O365 migration throughput is not an uncommon issue. For email migrations to Office 365 a common constraint is the speed (throughput) of migrating (ingesting) data into the new O365 Tenant. This blog post examines this constraint, and offers some recommendations on how Read more
Missing Outlook Emails after IMAP Migration to O365 On a recent migration from Google to Office 365 users were reporting missing emails in Outlook Folders. The migration was a cutover migration to Office 365 and went really well using the Office 365 Migration tools for IMAP. Solve IMAP Issue Read more
In this blog article I will share a useful tip on how to easily measure O365 migration success for your email migration project. In any O365 email migration there will be at least one major change when a large number of people have been cut-over to Office 365. Often, these Read more
Working as an O365 email migration consultant, it surprises me how many small businesses have their mailboxes hosted by their website provider. This article looks at how Office 365 can provide better value, and a better experience. Working with email migration projects every week, I have a low tolerance of Read more
GroupWise to Office 365 Migration GroupWise has been around for a long time, and for the record, I like it as an email system (server and client). The GroupWise product is still actively being marketed, now with Micro Focus https://www.microfocus.com/products/groupwise/ GroupWise is now at version 2014 R2 SP1. There are Read more
You may be considering an Exchange 2016 migration as an alternative to Office 365, or just want to take a look as part of your Office 365 migration strategy. Please look at this great Exchange 2016 test lab guide from emailmigrations.com https://emailmigrations.com/exchange-2016-test-drive-migration-thoughts/
Domino to Office 365 Migration | Introduction As lead consultant here at office365migrate.com I am lucky to work on many Office 365 migration projects each month. This allows me to experience how each migration project is run – identifying the good, and the bad. This blog post aims to highlight Read more
Introduction On a recent Office 365 Migration from Domino I was experiencing very slow data migration speed. The migration was being done using the Dell Notes Migrator to Exchange (MFNE). Dell offer very good advice on how to maximize the data throughput – in both their product documentation, and also Read more
Microsoft Office 365 (O365) has been around as a service for a while now, and can be considered mature. Many companies are now using it, although we do not have exact figures from Microsoft. You may be using an on-premise email environment (Exchange, GroupWise, or Domino), which may be approaching Read more
Office 365 migration projects with significant mailbox data will likely encounter data migration speeds of less than 500 MB/hr. This is massively less than on-premise migration speeds of around 10GB/hr, and can affect the migration strategy, and length of any coexistence period. M365 Migration Speed Any mailbox migration speeds will Read more
Our team have worked on a number of Office 365 migration projects now, and one decision is made early in all the projects. That is whether to go to Single Sign On (SSO), or not. If you are migrating from an on-premise Exchange environment to Office 365, then SSO might Read more
For larger migrations to Office 365 from any platform (Domino, GroupWise, Exchange on-premise) it is recommended that you engage your local Microsoft Team to run through a Microsoft Readiness Check. There is an automated tool “on ramp for Office 365” available, that will provide some information on prep work required Read more