1. Decide which functions to migrate

Before you get started, you need to determine the scope of your migration. An important question to ask is which services you want to carry over. If, for example, you’re only planning to migrate your email, the process will be a lot quicker and easier. However, if you’re moving everything over, including online storage and data generated by Google’s web apps, then things can get a lot more complicated.

2. Identify what can’t be uk 49 predictions for today  migrated

Despite offering similar features, there are some data elements in G Suite that don’t have any Office 365 counterparts. Naturally, this sort of data cannot be migrated and will need to be manually transferred. Some things that can’t be migrated automatically include Google Forms, newer Google Sites, individual email signatures, and files bigger than 15GB.

3. Outsource migration or do it alone

The next big decision is whether to outsource the migration to a managed services provider or to do it yourself. The latter is less likely to be a practical option unless you have a dedicated in-house IT department to take care of the process. On the other hand, the former basically puts the entire process on autopilot, even if you need to migrate email, storage, groups, sites, and documents.