The nature of deal making among businesses is being fundamentally reshaped. With a record high of over $2.8 trillion worth of mergers and acquisitions being reported in the first half of 2021, with an increase of 131% in the number of deals from year-ago levels.
Microsoft 365 comes with a suite of applications and services like SharePoint, OneDrive, PowerApps, Power BI, just to name a few, that cater to your critical business needs. One such service is Exchange Online which is a one stop solution to your organization’s communication needs. TrnDigital offers seamless Exchange Online Migration services. Whether you are using an On-premise exchange server or you are on a third-party mail server, migrating to Exchange Online is what you should be considering.
SharePoint Online is Microsoft's cloud-hosted version of SharePoint in Office 365. It provides many of the same features as the on-premise SharePoint product, like team sites and document libraries and integrates with other Office 365 apps and services such as Planner, Teams, OneNote, and Stream. SharePoint is a platform that can be used to develop Intranets, Extranets, Collaboration Portals, Websites, and Applications.
Migrating to Microsoft 365 is in most cases a hassle-free process. But there can be instances where this fairly simple activity turns out to be a complex manoeuvre. So, the question may arise, what makes this supposedly simple process a complex one? Most would agree that it is Planning, of course. Read on as we put forth a series of factors that contribute to having successful planning in the course of migrating to Microsoft 365.
Collaboration is the key to success in all facets of life, especially so when it comes to running a business. Businesses this year have faced multiple disruptions, fluctuating demands, and uncertainties, but those who have bounced back have had an ethos of collaboration built-in.
Being the leader of an organization you would always be able to extract the benefits of cloud due to the fact that it extends the benefits of:
Back in time, you would buy Microsoft SharePoint and build your own intranet on top of it. You would need to have your own infrastructure on-premises and employ a team of diligent professionals to manage the intranet services.
It’s a common belief that migrating to the cloud eliminates the need for tech maintenance and support. Small and medium enterprises typically suffer from this myth. But that’s not necessarily true!
Proper IT governance ensures that technology investments match the organization’s overall mission and that data is managed in compliance with regulations. IT governance is particularly essential in protecting companies from fraud. Well-implemented IT governance plans ensure that strategies, processes, and stakeholders are in place to support the organization’s overall governance strategy.
After the research, testing and pricing, you’ve made the choice to migrate into Office 365. Office 365 has many benefits, including greater accessibility, collaboration and security. However, transferring files and data from legacy software is not a simple task. When migrating to the cloud, you will likely run into problems you were not prepared for or expecting.