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Dell EMC SourceOne Migration
As legacy systems like Dell’s EMC SourceOne become outdated technologies, they are being retired, also known as End of Support (EOS).
For SourceOne, EOS will occur in December 2024.
For these once cutting-edge products, this can mean many different things, and none of them are good.
End of Support is Coming!
When Software Reaches End of Support…
How might an EOS situation impact your organization's end users? Will your data be protected and remain compliant? What risk and burden might befall your legal and compliance teams?
Here’s what you can expect:
❌ The product will now be vulnerable to cyberattacks, security risks and bugs which will no longer be addressed, patched, or mitigated in any way by the vendor. Data breaches could occur.
❌ No new features or functionality will actively be developed rendering the software less useful as time goes on.
❌ Eventually, as other products that your organization uses continue to evolve, they may eventually not be compatible with EMC SourceOne.
❌ Some enterprise-sized organizations may negotiate extended support contracts, often at great expense, but general support and assistance will no longer be available.
❌ As the data volume you store in the unsupported archiving solution grows this will gradually lead to slower performance.
Gambling on the Limitations of EMC SourceOne
Maybe you’ve already moved your active data to the cloud leaving your legacy data to age off on this soon-to-be unsupported platform. While EMC SourceOne was designed to address the email archiving needs of an earlier era, it now presents several challenges:
Performance Bottlenecks
Wasted IT Resources
Limited Integration
Extended Downtime
Next Generation Solutions
Organizations can no longer afford to be anchored by outdated technologies which hinder progress due to their limitations in scalability, integration, and performance. Let’s take a look at a few of the benefits of migrating your SourceOne archives to the cloud:
Cost
Savings
Migrating to the cloud will mean this infrastructure (servers, storage, networking and staff) can be retired and the employees redeployed to more important business tasks.
Your Data, Any Time, Anywhere
Your end users can access organization data at any time from any location globally, ensuring productivity and efficiency are never compromised.
Reduced Cost of Data Administration
Centralizing this data into the cloud will reduce the cost of supporting multiple EMC SourceOne systems in different data centers around the globe as there will be a single point of administration.
Improved
eDiscovery
Applications like Microsoft Purview, or Cloudficient Expireon, can be leveraged to help with eDiscovery requests. Much simpler and faster than having to find data across multiple on-premise systems.
ES1Complete
ES1Complete automates and orchestrates all necessary process steps to target the different internal or Micrsoft 365 Workloads – Exchange, File Servers, SharePoint or OneDrive – as a target for your EMC SourceOne system that you wish to retire.
Get Started With Your SourceOne Migration Project Today!
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