1) The document discusses options for migrating to Microsoft SharePoint 2013, including upgrading existing SharePoint farms or sites to SharePoint 2013 on-premises or in Office 365.
2) It outlines the farm upgrade process for an on-premises migration to SharePoint 2013 and considerations for the different upgrade approaches.
3) Third party migration tools like AvePoint are presented as alternatives that can automate migrations, retain metadata and security settings, and reduce downtime compared to manual upgrades. The document demonstrates AvePoint's migration capabilities through an example project.
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Migrating to SP2013: Options for Upgrading or Migrating Content
1. Migrating to SharePoint 2013 with AvePoint
Mary Leigh Mackie Shyam Oza
VP, Product Marketing Product Manager
mlmackie@AvePoint.com | @mlmackie Shyam.Oza@AvePoint.com | @ShyamOza
2. Technologies Solutions Partners
Support Services Community
3. Goals for SP2013 Upgrades
What Are Your Options?
Site Collection Upgrades
Farm Upgrade Overview
Utilizing Third Party Solutions
Demo: AvePoint’s Migration Solutions
Wrap Up
Q&A
Additional Resources
7. How much content?
How long? How much downtime can you tolerate?
How much customization?
“Big Bang” or scaled/phased approach?
Loss of metadata / security acceptable?
Who can help?
Minimum requirements?
Mappings available?
Can we restructure?
Maintain coexistence?
14. SharePoint SharePoint
2010 Farm 2013 Farm
(READ- ONLY)
Database servers:
SQL Server 2008 R2 or
SQL Server 2012
Web and Application servers:
Install all prerequisites
Install SharePoint 2013 Products.
15. Original SQL Server New SQL Server Most actions take place in SQL
Server Management Studio
Set to read-write (optional)
Set to read-only (optional)
Database
servers
Back up
Content databases
Service application databases
16. 1 2 3 4
Create SharePoint 2013
Production farm Copy databases to new farm Upgrade Databases Upgrade site collections
Server Farm Administrators
17. 1. Backup everything
2. Upgrade service first
3. Upgrade content databases
4. Upgrade site collections at your leisure
5. Re-index existing content
21. Business continuity – minimal interruption to
end-user productivity
Content restructuring and tagging
capabilities
Filter outdated, irrelevant content
Lower total cost of ownership, Increase return
on existing assets
Upgrade challenges and limitations…
23. Discovery and Test-Run Tools
Migrate to SharePoint 2010, SharePoint 2013, SharePoint
Online, Legacy Platforms
Live or scheduled, online or offline
Comprehensive metadata, property, and security
mappings + Filter + Restructure
Migrate OOTB, SPD, and Nintex workflows
Centrally report and audit on ALL migration activity and
history
24. Overview
Best For: Pros: Cons:
• Any size environment, from single • Direct migration from 2007 to 2013 • Costs associated with purchasing of
server farms to large, distributed • Pre-scan to determine customisations additional software
farms • Reorganise content structures during • Learning/training of new software
• Migration from non-SharePoint migration
Sources • Granular migration
• Restructuring content • Retains metadata, versions,
permissions
• Preservation of any metadata or
• Virtually no downtime
security
• Applicable to non-SharePoint
repositories
• Options for 24 x 7 Support?