Migrating To Office 365 – Common Issues To Avoid
- 10/10/2017
- Posted by: Sheryl Newman
- Categories:

There is no doubt that migrating to Office 365 can increase productivity and make collaboration much easier.
Here at Appetite we love to show people the benefits of why migrating to Office 365 would be beneficial for their business. We will continue helping them to get the most from it when they have it – as is obvious from the posts Imagine and PowerPoint: Working With 3D Objects.
However, to get to the end destination there always has to be a journey.
With Office 365 migrations we’ve seen the good, we’ve seen the bad and we learn from these to make sure clients considering migrating we know what the potential problems could be and what to do in order to avoid them.
Every business situation is different and from our experience we now have a deep knowledge of best practices and how to plan and prepare which we are always happy to share. However, no one’s knowledge is exhaustive and there are always benefits to learning from other people’s experiences.
So, we’ve done some extra research and identified 5 articles where others share their knowledge.
Of course, there are similarities in each but it’s always interesting hearing things from other viewpoints.
I’m sure that’s given you a better insight into what to look out for when considering the move. Thanks to all the writers above for their insights.
The road ahead might be rocky but if you avoid some of these pitfalls the view at the end will be worth it!
If you would like more information regarding the technical aspects or the end user benefits look out for upcoming events we will be running in collaboration with Converged Communications.
Get in touch if we can help with anything else.
[js-disqus]