DYS Analytics Outlines Email Migration at Inbox 2007
As Hybrid Email Environments and Platform Migrations Proliferate, Industry Expert Shows What Determines Success, and The Steps to Get There
WALTHAM, MA May 24, 2007
- DYS Analytics, Inc., whose products and services manage today's top enterprise messaging platforms, will define the key success factors for corporate email migrations during a panel discussion at next week's INBOX: The Messaging Industry Event. Using five case studies as examples, DYS will outline the top considerations necessary for consolidation success - and provide a cheat sheet for enterprises that are planning email platform changes.
With the recent debut of Microsoft Server 2007 and upcoming Lotus Notes and Domino 8, many enterprises are considering email upgrades and migrations, which naturally triggers them to evaluate the merits of server consolidation. Such moves can either be brilliant cost-savers, or flops that leave users with poor email/IM performance and invoke the ire of everyone including management. While server consolidations can improve efficiency and cost-savings, they also can dramatically increase WAN network traffic and demands on the consolidated servers. In general, platform vendors' load estimators only offer generic answers which often greatly miscalculate WAN traffic and server storage/routing requirements.
This instructional session details recent Microsoft Exchange and IBM Notes Domino migrations, including their approach to up-front capacity planning, pre-migration cleanup, the placement of users on specific servers, and overall time to completion. Using the experience of these major firms, the talk reviews the two main approaches to consolidations, and the pros and cons of each. The session concludes by providing attendees with concrete steps on how to best plan, implement and validate the success of an email migration or upgrade project.
- WHO: Chris Melella, Director of Professional Services, DYS Analytics, Inc.
- WHAT: "Email Migrations: How to Do Them Right"
- WHEN: Thursday, May 31, 1:30 - 2:30 PM (PT)
- WHERE:INBOX: The Messaging Industry Event, Session O3, San Jose Marriott, San Jose CA
Chris Melella helped define and implement the proprietary server consolidation analysis methodology used by DYS Analytics. He has helped many firms to use analytical methods and reporting from which they can create email and application usage policies to drive down the cost of their collaboration environments.
About DYS Analytics
DYS Analytics provides innovative products and services that manage today's top messaging platforms. DYS lets IT staff regain control of their IBM Lotus Notes, IBM Notes and Domino, IBM Lotus Sametime, IBM Lotus QuickPlace, and Microsoft Exchange networks. Using Control!, administration costs are slashed, service quality is improved, user policies are created and enforced, security improved and delivery issues resolved. DYS customers are large and small, global and local, including such firms as JPMorgan Chase, HSBC, Bank One, ABN AMRO Bank, Zurich Financial Services, IBM, CSC, Henkel, Novartis, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Schering, Linde Gas and GlaxoSmithKline. For more information, visit http://www.dysanalytics.com.
DYS Analytics, Control!, Email Control!, Email Control! Enforcer, Control! OnDemand, Efficiencize and the DYS logo are trademarks of DYS Analytics, Inc. IBM, Lotus, Notes, Domino, QuickPlace and Sametime are trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation in the United States, other countries or both. All trademarks, trade names, service marks, and logos referenced herein belong to their respective companies.
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