Migrations don’t happen that often. It’s probably been years since the last one at your IT organization. It follows that the team of people involved in doing it have either never done it before, ...
Read More >Even for a small company, migrating from one Enterprise Resource Management (ERP) solution to another is a major undertaking. You’re talking about changing the way your company does busines...
Read More >Break out your planning calendars. Our friends at Redmond Channel Partner magazine recently published The 2012 Microsoft Product Roadmap, which is absolutely worth a look from anyone who i...
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More Migration Expertise: White Papers: White papers let you tap expert technologists before you make costly mis... http://t.co/T60P6P0xBigger Clouds on the Horizon: New server/storage/networking/software bundles from Dell and Microsoft lower the b... http://t.co/peolMowWRapid Migration Tool for Microsoft Dynamics GP: ERP software is important for companies of every size, and Micro... http://t.co/x5Rf7OJAMigrating to Windows Small Business Server 2011: Small businesses and departments will find Microsoft SBS 2011 a... http://t.co/ZCW9uFI7Migrations Yet to Come: 2012 is shaping up to be a busy year for Microsoft platform upgrades, so the time to sta... http://t.co/hdxmGvp5Cloud: A Migration of Integration, Part 2: Cloud services deliver compelling advantages over traditional IT para... http://t.co/DShDvo30Cloud: A Migration of Integration, Part 1: Cloud computing offers unprecedented agility and efficiency, but man... http://t.co/sqm4QfkCBioWare Improves Workflow with Dell Fluid Data: Advances in storage technology make virtual server migration and... http://t.co/oXeakXflIPv6: Addressing the Migration Challenge: Windows Server 2008 R2 has built-in support for IPv6, but the rest of ... http://t.co/XJmwoB44Ahh, for the Good Old Config: System restorations and OS reinstalls are notoriously tedious and time-consuming, ... http://t.co/TYsfi6dWIf you're new to Simplify PC Solutions, welcome! We thought we'd take this opportunity to recap one of our favorite subjects: The risks of skipping Vista.
