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Active Directory Synchronization Made Simple
Pete Caldecourt, Director of Product Management

There’s no getting around the need for Cross-Forest, or Inter-Org, email migrations. They just happen. And in some cases an IT group has only a few days to plan out the transition. They are brought about by different events such as mergers & acquisitions, company divestitures, or just plain company partnerships when organizations want to combine their email environments onto a single platform. Whatever the reason for your migration project, you will need to address the same issues every time.  
Exchange Migration
 
The cross-forest migration process is quite complex and the Binary Tree E2E Complete product can assist you to simplify and streamline the mailbox migration process. However, to begin with, you will need to synchronize the Active Directory (AD) forests, establish bi-directional data flow between the domains, and prepare the environment for the mailbox migration process. 
 
What options are available? Are there solutions which can ensure the success of the AD transition? 
 
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Posted on 7/9/2012 9:00:00 AM | with 0 comments


Join Binary Tree at the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference (WPC 2011)
Are you attending the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference (WPC 2011) in Los Angeles next week (July 11, 2011 - July 14, 2011)? If so, join Binary Tree in booth #934. We’ll be demonstrating and discussing our award-winning software including our E2E Complete partner solution that streamlines the management and scheduling of migrations to Exchange 2010, as well as our line of CMT software solutions for migrating email and applications from Lotus Notes to Exchange Online and Office 365.  Microsoft Partner
 
Need some other reasons to visit Binary Tree at WPC 2011? Read here:
  • We’ll be presenting our Application Transformation Framework (ATF) solution in the Microsoft Business Productivity Theater for Office 365 on Wednesday, July 13th from 4:30 to 4:50pm.
  • Binary Tree was selected as one of ten preferred Microsoft Partners to sponsor the main Microsoft Office 365 Partner Launch Session on Tuesday, July 12th.
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Posted on 7/7/2011 9:30:00 AM | with 0 comments


Join Binary Tree at TechEd North America 2011

Are you attending the Microsoft TechEd North America conference in Atlanta next week (May 16, 2011 - May 19, 2011)? If so, join Binary Tree in booth #1914 for demonstrations and discussions regarding our email migration solutions for migrating to on-premises and online versions of Microsoft Exchange and SharePoint.

Even better, stop by to see demonstrations of E2E Complete, Binary Tree's unique Exchange-to-Exchange migration software product, recently named a 2011 Best of TechEd Awards finalist in the Messaging category.  TechEd Award Finalist 2011

E2E Complete currently reduces the risks, time, and costs to perform intra-organizational migrations from legacy versions of Exchange-to-Exchange 2010. In the coming months, E2E Complete will be updated with the following capabilities:

  • Inter-Organizational Migrations
  • Migrations to Office 365
  • Managing Exchange Environments
  • Active Directory Synchronization and Transition
For your FREE E2E Complete trial evaluation copy, contact sales@binarytree.com.

Also, we'll be introducing special promotional pricing for E2E Complete at TechEd. From now through June 30, 2011, E2E Complete will be only $4 per mailbox migrated/upgraded! Stop by our booth for more details.

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Posted on 5/12/2011 9:00:00 AM | with 0 comments


Thriving, Not Just Surviving, in a Virtual World
By Robert Phillips, Senior Architect

Binary Tree, by today’s standards, is a “virtual” company.  Sure, we have a corporate headquarters in Newark, NJ, but not many employees consider it their “office”.  Our brainpower is spread around the world and is definitely one reason we’re so successful.  We can pull quality talent from every city in America (actually …across the globe) all the while working together as a tight-knit company.  So, how do we do this and stay competitive?  Well, it takes every available means of communication from mobile phones, audio conference lines, instant messaging, screen sharing applications, and employees that you can trust.  It works for Binary Tree and it’s also very effective as far as keeping overhead at a minimum and doing our part to help the environment.  Most importantly, however, it’s helped us to better understand how to train and communicate with our partners more efficiently while enabling and empowering them.

Early this past spring, I was asked to evaluate and improve
Binary Tree’s Training and Enablement Program.  My first thought was, “how do we mentor and train our own consultants?”  I had a good idea as to why our training and enablement program wasn’t successful in the past, but I wanted to hear it first hand from our partners and employees.  So, I conducted a few weeks of online interviews and received my validation.  Our training, while very encompassing and superior, was not getting enough interest from the people it was created for – the Binary Tree Partner Community“Why was that?”, I wondered.  The problem, it seemed, is summarized in a few simple statements from our partners:

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Posted on 1/19/2011 11:17:07 AM | with 0 comments


New Year, New Approach
Posted by Carl Baumann, Worldwide Director of Sales

New Year's Day has always been a very sentimental day for me. As I sit here and write my first blog post for Good Migrations, I can't help but to state the obvious, “time really flies".  I stare in awe at how quickly my kids are growing and how fast life progresses. During the year, finding time to reflect is very difficult considering all of the uber-important work meetings and conference calls that I’m involved in on a daily/hourly/secondly basis. When I finally have some down time to reflect on how fast life moves, I can finally take notice of some of the constants in life.
 
The one constant that really occupied my thoughts today is CHANGE. Change is now my constant in life. In the past, I’d resist change and fight it. I mean, who really likes change? Change is unpredictable, absolute, and full of unknowns. Change is downright scary and devoid of any real answers about what will happen in the future. Life would be so much easier if everything just stayed the same. As I grow older (and hopefully wiser), I’ve come to accept, and even embrace, change. Over the past few years, everything that I have known has, in fact, changed. My personal life and work life, in one form or another, has changed. At this point in my life, change is exciting and full of surprises. I have accepted change, warts and all, and embrace it. Change and I now understand each one another.

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Posted on 1/6/2011 8:38:21 AM | with 0 comments