Migrate G Suite to Office 365 + Multi Domain Setup

Hi there, I and a server and webhosting admin with 8 years experience. I would be happy to help to migrate your emails account calendar contacts on office 365. I can start the job immediately and can finish it in next few hours. Please message me on the chat to discuss in detail. Best, Muquim

Hi, I will create multiple domains and migrate data from Google's "G Suite" to Microsoft's "Office 365". Let me know when to start. Thank you

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Expert into products of Office 365 with multiple options of mailbox migration into secured manner and as a project. We have ability to complete the work without interruption into production.

I have 5+ years of experience in exchange. I have done 2010 to 2013, 2016 migration. 2010,2016 to O365 migration. more than 60000 mailboxes had been migrated.

Hi! This is doable with very minimal disruptance to the users. Have handled data migration from GSuite to MO365 in the past. Addressing Queries: We need all data migrated from Google's "G Suite" to Microsoft's "Office 365" for our domains. Including: - Email -- Yes - Calendars -- Partial - Drive (Cloud Storage) -- Yes Multiple Domains in MO365 -- Yes (as long as you are the domain owner and have privileges to make the required entries in the respective dns servers, it should be fine) Note. The data sync will depend on the bandwidth. Typically a 2 - 3 gb mail would take atleast 7 - 8 hours in my experience. And the migration could happen only by batches of not more than 20 - 30 for a successful sync. So depending on the number of users we are talking about, the timeline needs to discussed. Even if the users are just above 50 ... migration cannot happen over weekend. Nevertheless, the one point is that there will be no disruption of services, only that the old mails might take some time for the users to see it. Not to mention that client / user education to be planned in sync and orchestrated along with migration too. Mail migration is a tricky process to be very cautious of every step to minimize the impact of users. Pl msg to discuss more

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