HOBOKEN, N.J., Sept. 26, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Messaging Architects, an eMazzanti Technologies Company and GroupWise to Office 365 migration services provider, is offering a free email migration guide to organizations considering migrating to Exchange or Office 365 from any platform. The free download helps organizations put into perspective the tasks that should be considered when contemplating a migration.
Interested parties may access the email migration guide here.
"After learning that Messaging Architects provides a solution that migrates data behind the scenes, allowing for data integrity checks, capture of personal archives, minimal end-user disruption, and the possibility of extending into a full-blown enterprise email archiving solution, the hospital chose Messaging Architects to complete its email migration," related one satisfied hospital IT administrator. "That helped save both time and money for the migration project overall."
"With expert guidance, careful preparation and contingency planning, any migration can be completed successfully and on time," added Ross Phillips, Solutions Architect and Implementation Consultant at Messaging Architects.
Migration from GroupWise to Office 365 Made Easy
GroupWise has been providing organizations with collaborative messaging services for over 30 years. The migration from GroupWise to Office 365, Exchange, Gmail or other platforms can be tricky for organizations without the assistance of a reliable migration service.
Messaging Architects has a long history of GroupWise experience with over 50 combined years of support and consulting around the platform. As GroupWise experts, they are in an excellent position to assist organizations, whether looking to stay with GroupWise or migrate to a new platform.
Email migration experts cite several benefits of migrating from GroupWise to Office 365 or another platform, including eliminating bloated servers, zero impact during the migration, reduced risk and support for personal email archives.
GroupWise to Office 365 Migration Experts
Messaging Architects has completed hundreds of GroupWise to Office 365 migration projects over the past decade with a 100 percent success rate. The combination of tried and true tools and deep expertise in both GroupWise and Office 365 ensures smooth transitions.
Organizations with concerns about messy migrations to Office 365 can rely on the experts at Messaging Architects. They help administrators work through even the most complex email migration issues. In addition, they assist in defining organization ePolicies and a system configuration that will ensure ongoing success.
Related resource information:
Simplify GroupWise eDiscovery with an Archiving Solution
GroupWise Personal Archives Migration Challenges and How to Solve Them
About Messaging Architects
Messaging Architects specializes in effectively managing and securing an organization's most precious asset, its information. With over 20 years of information management and technology consulting experience, the Messaging Architects team has provided corporations, educational intuitions, health care facilities and nonprofits with methodologies, procedures and technology to keep their data organized, compliant and secure.
About eMazzanti Technologies
eMazzanti's team of trained, certified IT experts rapidly deliver increased revenue growth, data security and productivity for clients ranging from law firms to high-end global retailers, expertly providing advanced retail and payment technology, digital marketing services, cloud and mobile solutions, multi-site implementations, 24×7 outsourced network management, remote monitoring and support.
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