When there is corporate restructuring (like a merger or split), most IT teams often focus on getting emails, files and business applications running in the new environment. Fairly enough, those are the visible priorities, so they tend to receive the most attention.
When there is corporate restructuring (like a merger or split), most IT teams often focus on getting emails, files and business applications running in the new environment.
Fairly enough, those are the visible priorities, so they tend to receive the most attention.
Unfortunately, in the middle of all that, they end up completely missing […]
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When there is corporate restructuring (like a merger or split), most IT teams often focus on getting emails, files and business applications running in the new environment. Fairly enough, those are the visible priorities, so they tend to receive the most attention. Unfortunately, in the middle of all that, they end up completely missing […]
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