Ten Years of Migrating to Exchange Server
Longfield consultants have been deploying Exchange Server for corporate customers since 1998. Back then Exchange Server 5.5 provided corporates the ability to move off post-office based email systems like cc:Mail and MSMail onto the most advanced email system available at that time.
Exchange Server 2010 continues that tradition and Longfield continues to provide the UK best consultancy skills when you want to move your email data to Exchange Server.
CMT for Exchange V3
Having been a Binary Tree partner since 1997, we have used CMT for Exchange (originally called CMT Universal) since version 1 was released.
CMT for Exchange provides the ability to customise your migration process as the migration database is provided in a open format so that experience migration consultants can provide a bespoke migration path for customers with complex requirements.
CMT CoExistence V2
Longfield are the only Binary Tree partner to have successfully deployed CMT for CoExistence. Our customers have been large enterprises with exacting quality standards.
The Binary Tree CMT CoExistence V2 engine sits between Microsoft Transporter (Exchange Server 2007) and Lotus Notes and translates Notes email elements into a format that Exchange Server can understand. This ensures that all crticial emails, in particular calendaring, arrive at Exchange intact.
CMT CoExistence V3
With Exchange Server 2010 comes new challenges. Microsoft Transporter the free low-function connection suite for Lotus Notes it no longer available from Microsoft. The only option is deploy CMT CoExistence V3.
CMT CoExistence V3 provides all the Microsoft Transporter functionality of directory synchronisation and the highest quality messaging.
Quest Notes Migrator for Exchange
Although a Binary Tree partner, we often use the Quest migrator tool to move data from Notes to Exchange. Some customers have a blanket purchasing agreement with Quest which often means they purchase the Quest mailbox migration tool and then look for specialists to deploy it.