Architectural Design and Process Failures - Moving to SharePoint 2010
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The document discusses migrating and transferring data between systems with minimal downtime. It involves re-engineering processes, replacing products, and upgrading systems. Links are provided about data migration, system migration, and upgrades. The discussion includes transferring and minimizing data, as well as only making changes during off hours. It also addresses upgrading Office clients and whether upgrades have been successful so far.
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