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04/01/2022

The transition from local servers to the cloud is a multistep process that requires preparation. The steps are similar—they just vary depending on the size, infrastructure, and cloud migration goals of each company. Compliance with this basic checklist and experienced professionals should ensure a smooth transition. Forbes offers a step-by-step guide on how to correctly migrate to the cloud and our team of experts at Intrious can assist you in defining where you are in this process.

Regardless of its brand, if no one’s using your messenger app, then you might as well go back to the drawing board. So how can you prevent this from happening? Learn the secret sauce behind today’s #CollaborationSoftware and gain insights into how you can guarantee a successful implementation within your business.

Among the options for application modernization is a spectrum—running from a simple lift-and-shift of the application to a new platform to a full rewrite. Each of these strategies responds to specific situations and requirements, so it’s important to understand which one is best for your business.

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Chat-based software and email is no longer cutting it for remote team collaboration. Today’s workforce requires a wide suite of integrated business applications that allow for maximized efficiency and convenience. Read this infographic to learn how the #MicrosoftTeams Developer Platform allows for the full integration of today’s business apps to create an unparalleled hub for creativity.

At a time when risk management leaders are being asked to process greater amounts of data in shorter amounts of time, cloud computing with Microsoft 365 could unlock considerable benefits. Learn how decision makers in banking—an industry known for its reluctance in the transition to cloud—are now migrating to a cloud-enabled platform to streamline upgrades. Instead of spending time and effort configuring new capabilities on disconnected legacy systems, risk teams let their technology partners manage both the software and hardware upgrades.