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Sunsetting SharePoint 2019
This episode unpacks the end-of-life for SharePoint 2016 and 2019, covering what it means for on-premises environments. Kyle, Ben, Corey, and Peter discuss migration strategies, cloud vs. Subscription Edition trade-offs, and practical tips for planning and executing a smooth transition. Packed with real-world insights on customization, compliance, and communication, it’s a must-listen for IT professionals preparing for change.
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