Question 1

What can actually be migrated?

Accepted Answer

We start by mapping what is in the current environment: workloads, data, identities, applications, permissions and settings. That inventory comes before any migration plan.

Question 2

Will users be unable to work during the migration?

Accepted Answer

We keep downtime to a minimum by migrating in stages, syncing the data ahead of time, and doing the final switch in a controlled cutover window.

Question 3

Are we going to lose data, permissions or settings?

Accepted Answer

Platforms are not equivalent, so we do not assume they are. Gmail, IMAP, Google Drive, Microsoft 365 and on-premises environments all use different models. The assessment sorts the content into what migrates directly, what has to be transformed, and what needs specific handling.

Question 4

How long does a migration take and how much does it cost?

Accepted Answer

We can only give you reliable numbers after mapping the users, data volume, workloads, dependencies and the coexistence and cutover strategy. Two companies with the same headcount can be very different projects.

Question 5

How do we make sure the migration worked?

Accepted Answer

Every project ends with a validation stage against acceptance criteria we agree on up front. We check the migrated data, users, authentication, mail flow, applications, permissions, security and the experience people actually get.

Migration and Modernization

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