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Accenture -- Notes to Exchange Migration |
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| Accenture, a global
management consulting, technology services, and outsourcing
company with 140,000 people in 48 countries, needed to migrate from Lotus
Notes and Domino to Microsoft Exchange Server and Office
Outlook. The migration team, including Microsoft and Avanade, chose Transend Migrator for this
critical enterprise migration. According to Janet Remus, Associate Partner for Accenture, "Accenture's migration
went extremely well. It was an incredible pace...we were able to
move up to 4,000 users per week." |
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Boston Medical Center -- Netscape to Exchange Migration |
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| Boston Medical Center
(BMC), the largest hospital in Boston, Massachusetts, with more
than 7,000 employees and 4,800 mail users working in 22
buildings, needed to migrate from Netscape Communicator running
on the Sun Solaris operating system to Microsoft Exchange Server
2003 and Office Outlook 2003. Transend Migrator was chosen to
convert the email data. According to
Darren Dworkin, Chief Technical Officer for Boston Medical
Center, “The entire
migration from Netscape to Exchange Server was practically seamless to our employees.
It went very smoothly. We completed the core data migration in
less than two weeks.” |
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City of Corona -- GroupWise to Exchange Migration |
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| The City
of Corona, California, needed to move its email system from
Novell GroupWise to Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 and Office
Outlook 2003. It had to do it right, fast and inexpensively.
Transend Migrator converted all mailbox contents, including
archives, and required 50 to 75 percent less time and money than
alternatives. The City of Corona, with 1,141 employees and a
population of 145,000, is located 45 miles southeast of Los
Angeles and encompasses 38 square miles. According to Steve
Larson, IT Director, City of Corona, “Not only was the migration fast and
cost-effective, but the price for Transend Migrator was right
too. I was especially impressed with Transend's support and assistance.” |
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