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PointBridge Honored as Microsoft Online Services Partner of the Year
For a well-known national retailer PointBridge migrated approximately 1300 email users from Lotus Notes to Microsoft Exchange Online. The email accounts were migrated over a weekend, eliminating the need to implement a co-existence strategy.For a global automotive manufacturer PointBridge migrated 1400 users from Lotus Notes to the Microsoft Business Productivity Online Suite. The global mail migration was completed in a single weekend without interruption to the business users. It's calculated that the move to Exchange Online will help the customer realize a 30% annual cost savings. Based on the success of the email migration, this manufacturer is moving their intranet to SharePoint Online and has already deployed several business-critical applications on the platform.For the Lake Forest Graduate School of Management, PointBridge developed an internal collaboration platform based on SharePoint Online. The SharePoint solution will cost-effectively enable MBA students, faculty and administrative staff to find, use, share, manage, search and store information.For Manpower, Inc., PointBridge created a virtual global leadership planning meeting using SharePoint Online technology.
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