Several of our previous blog posts, including Migrating Notes/Domino Deployments to Office 365, A Revised and Reduced Role for Traditional SharePoint in Office 365, and Google Apps => Office 365 Migration Patterns, provide details about enterprise content/collaboration migration patterns. This post provides a drill-down into migration cost savings that can be achieved with the CASAHL…
DetailsLotus Notes rapidly became the leading enterprise content/collaboration platform when it was introduced more than 25 years ago, but the Notes/Domino platform has since been relegated to a legacy role along with related IBM products including QuickPlace, Quickr, and Domino Document Manager. Although IBM has shifted its enterprise content/collaboration focus to more modern replacements including…
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In our last few posts, we addressed the benefits of liberating Notes/Domino-based resources, fully leveraging new collaboration/content alternatives in Office 365, and optimizing SharePoint in Office 365 and SharePoint 2016. This post provides a brief overview of the CASAHL DART product suite, and explains how it’s uniquely well-suited to address common enterprise collaboration/content migration needs. The…
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Microsoft SharePoint has evolved in many ways since it was first released in 2001. As we prepare for Microsoft Ignite, we’d like to briefly share some perspectives on SharePoint’s evolution, and on how SharePoint customer priorities have recently changed, primarily in order to leverage new opportunities in Office 365. The most significant changes SharePoint customers…
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This is the second post in our On the Road to Office 365 — and Microsoft Ignite series, providing an overview of how CASAHL DART can be used to optimize Notes/Domino collaboration/content migrations to Office 365 and Microsoft Azure. Later posts in the series will address other sources supported by CASAHL DART, including on-premises SharePoint,…
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