Proven Practices for Upgrading or Migrating to Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010
Provided by Avepoint
Category Microsoft Windows
Type White Paper
Length 13
Publish Date January 04 2011
Date posted July 08 2011
Overview
Many organizations worldwide are considering making the jump to Microsoft's latest platform, SharePoint Server 2010. However, there are several points that must be taken into consideration before making the final decision. This paper explains the requirements necessary for deploying SharePoint Server 2010, the different methods available for migration, key considerations for each, as well as proven practices, available tools to help make the move to the platform with minimal business disruption.
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