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Microsoft Public Folders & Other Notes from the Field

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The complexity in migrating Public Folders is quickly becoming a migration consideration that needs a strategy of its own. Whether you are going to Microsoft Exchange or Office 365, there’s much to think about to effectively migrate your data. Read about our experience with Public Folders and other notes from the Field.

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Migrating Modern Public Folders to Exchange Online (or Elsewhere)

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Microsoft now supports the migration of modern public folders to Exchange Online. ISV solutions allow you to migrate public folders to other places, like Office 365 Groups and shared mailboxes, which seems like a lot more interesting.

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Office 365 Snippets – November 10, 2016

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Lots of news about moving things around in Office 365 this week — how to move items that have been archived by Exchange Online back to primary mailboxes, how to move tenants between data center regions, and finally, Microsoft plans to help public folders transform themselves into Office 365 Groups.

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Wrapping Up Ignite: More Office 365 Snippets

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Tony Redmond explores some things he found out or explored during the week, including a solid DLP roadmap for Office 365, how BMC Remedy creates incident tickets from DLP audit events, that Veeam now offers a backup for Exchange Online, how QUADROtech’s ADAM plans to drag public folders into the 21st century, and more.

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