How to Choose a Microsoft 365 Migration Platform – CloudTweaks
Microsoft 365 migrations used to be a defined problem. Move mailboxes, verify routing, close the ticket. That framing no longer holds.
Today’s migration projects routinely encompass Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, Active Directory, user identities, permissions, and the collaboration data that organizations have built operational dependencies around. Each workload carries its own data model, its own permission hierarchy, and its own exposure surface during cutover. The scope has grown not because vendors pushed it there, but because Microsoft’s own ecosystem has expanded — and migration complexity has followed that expansion directly.
For IT teams and managed service providers, the implication is structural. The challenge is no longer moving data from point A to point B. It is orchestrating a coordinated transfer of interconnected workloads in a way that preserves fidelity, avoids end-user disruption, and produces an auditable record of what moved and what didn’t.
Why Teams Has Become the Hard Problem
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