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Office 365 Project Update

As of November 28, 2012, we've successfully migrated over 2,500 accounts to Office 365, with a target of 4,000 by year's end. Currently, we process about 300 accounts weekly through a manual migration process that includes pre- and post-migration steps. We face challenges, including high email volume affecting mass mailers (1,500 emails per day) and slowness in system access. Efforts are underway to improve access time and ensure a smooth integration of students, faculty, and staff into the Office 365 platform.

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Office 365 Project Update

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  1. Office 365 Project Update November 28, 2012

  2. Update on Office 365 • To date we have migrated a little over 2,500 accounts • Goal is 4,000 by the end of the year • We process about 300 accounts a week • A very manual process – pre and post migration steps • Issues: • Email 1,500 a day [impacts those who do mass mailing] • Slowness – there are steps that can improve access time • Directory – includes Students, Faculty & Staff

  3. Office 365 Migration Progress

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