Microsoft’s latest Office 365, a subscription based online Office suite, had faced a series of initial troubles that many users found the migration to the new service problematic. Moreover, most people, even experts in the tech world did not initially have any hope in the product. Listen to Allen, the marketing manager at MSP (Managed Service Provider) CyberStreams, “"I was a cynic out of the gate, the first time we talked to them, it was pitched like a bit of a miracle product." His words reflect his suspicions about the product.
But, the latest reports show that things are changing fast. Thanks to SkyKick, a new tool that would facilitate users to migrate from their on-premises email servers to Microsoft Office 365. Today, Allen’s CyberStreams is a partner with the developers of SkyKick. The tool is greatly appreciated across the tech world for the simple and effective migration service it offers.
The Convenience of using SkyKick migration tool
The most advantageous side of SkyKick is that it helps users automate the whole IT consulting project at the convenience of the push of a button. Customers who have used this service to migrate to Office 365 have praised it very much. Most think that the tool makes the cloud migration possible. While most other migration applications focuses on the server side transfer of data and does not care about the other elements, SkyKick is a holistic approach which even concentrates on moving each part and piece of the data transfer. The feedback via the Microsoft Office Help Line reveal that SkyKick is a real boon to customers who are planning to migrate to Office 365 for various reasons.
Composition of SkyKick
What makes SkyKick more efficient is its perfect composition. According to the developers, the tool is composed of four different web-based products: Web Planner, Migration Sync, Outlook Assistant and Portal. Each of these elements in the SkyKick composition does its part pretty well. For instance, the Web Planner discovers and plans the processes while the Migration Sync facilities transfer of data such as emails, calendars, contacts and domains. The other two elements such as Outlook Assistant and Portal do configuration of Microsoft email client and enabling of project management respectively.
Well, with the launch of SkyKick, Allen claims that the demand for Office 365 has increased. Microsoft sources also have admitted that they see a substantial change in the demand for the service through the Microsoft Office Help Line for the last couple of weeks.
But, the latest reports show that things are changing fast. Thanks to SkyKick, a new tool that would facilitate users to migrate from their on-premises email servers to Microsoft Office 365. Today, Allen’s CyberStreams is a partner with the developers of SkyKick. The tool is greatly appreciated across the tech world for the simple and effective migration service it offers.
The Convenience of using SkyKick migration tool
The most advantageous side of SkyKick is that it helps users automate the whole IT consulting project at the convenience of the push of a button. Customers who have used this service to migrate to Office 365 have praised it very much. Most think that the tool makes the cloud migration possible. While most other migration applications focuses on the server side transfer of data and does not care about the other elements, SkyKick is a holistic approach which even concentrates on moving each part and piece of the data transfer. The feedback via the Microsoft Office Help Line reveal that SkyKick is a real boon to customers who are planning to migrate to Office 365 for various reasons.
Composition of SkyKick
What makes SkyKick more efficient is its perfect composition. According to the developers, the tool is composed of four different web-based products: Web Planner, Migration Sync, Outlook Assistant and Portal. Each of these elements in the SkyKick composition does its part pretty well. For instance, the Web Planner discovers and plans the processes while the Migration Sync facilities transfer of data such as emails, calendars, contacts and domains. The other two elements such as Outlook Assistant and Portal do configuration of Microsoft email client and enabling of project management respectively.
Well, with the launch of SkyKick, Allen claims that the demand for Office 365 has increased. Microsoft sources also have admitted that they see a substantial change in the demand for the service through the Microsoft Office Help Line for the last couple of weeks.
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