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Message: [QUOTE="petergroft, post: 232371, member: 18564"] Many organizations that have relied on Kerio Connect for email and collaboration are now transitioning to Office 365 for its broader capabilities and cloud-first approach. Office 365 not only delivers enterprise-grade email but also integrates with Teams, OneDrive, and SharePoint, providing a unified productivity environment. The migration begins with careful planning. Businesses need to evaluate mailbox sizes, user accounts, and shared resources like calendars and contacts. Backing up data and identifying dependencies ensures that nothing is lost during the process. For smaller setups, mailboxes can be migrated using IMAP-based methods, though this often requires technical expertise and may not preserve all metadata. Larger organizations typically turn to third-party tools that support bulk transfers, maintain folder hierarchies, and move additional items like tasks and distribution lists. This process can be complex, which is why many companies rely on migration experts. Providers like Apps4Rent offer end-to-end support for [URL='https://www.o365cloudexperts.com/blog/kerio-to-office-365-migration/']Kerio to Office 365 migrations[/URL], ensuring data integrity, minimal downtime, and a seamless transition to Microsoft’s cloud ecosystem. In the end, migrating from Kerio to Office 365 not only streamlines email but also opens doors to modern collaboration, enhanced security, and scalable cloud services tailored for growing businesses. [/QUOTE]

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