Description
Microsoft 365 was launched in 2011 in hopes of revolutionizing cloud-powered productivity platforms. Since then, Microsoft 365 has grown to the point where it is now one of the largest cloud-powered productivity platforms on the market, competing with the likes of Google and more.
To give organizations a clear picture of their Microsoft 365 options, your host John Verry sits down with Conrad Agramont, CEO of Agile IT, a top Microsoft Cloud Service Provider focusing on Microsoft 365, to discuss Microsoft Government Community Cloud (GCC), GCC High, and more.
In this episode, Join us as we discuss the following:
• How the three Microsoft 365 clouds differ in terms of key security capabilities
• The importance of communicating with your government program office about the cybersecurity requirements in your contract
• What migration from commercial Microsoft 365 to a "gov cloud" can look like in terms of time, cost, and effort
• The two most challenging aspects of any Microsoft 365 migration
• Pros and cons of a "hybrid approach" involving multiple Microsoft 365 environments
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