May 28, 2009,
One-of-a-Kind Features Provide Seamless Migration from IBM Lotus Sametime to Microsoft Office Communications Server
LOS ANGELES, - Microsoft Tech Ed North America 2009 - May 11, 2009 - Quest Software, Inc., (Nasdaq: QSFT) has provided IBM Lotus Notes users with advanced, cost-cutting migration solutions, via its Quest Notes Migrator for Exchange and Quest Notes Migrator for SharePoint solutions for years. Now, Quest brings this same high quality, cost-saving migration technology to the IBM Lotus Sametime platform with the release of Quest Migrator for Sametime.
Many IBM Lotus Notes customers use Sametime for instant messaging and presence. Quest Migrator for Sametime is an innovative solution that simplifies migration from IBM Lotus Sametime to Microsoft Office Communications Server by providing pre-migration discovery and assessment, status reporting, user mapping, automation and buddy list migration, all in one solution. By migrating users and settings transparently, end users will experience virtually no impact from the migration.
"Migrator for Sametime gives Quest a comprehenisive unified communications migration suite," said Eric Swift, senior director, Unified Communications Group, Microsoft. "Microsoft has been very supportive in the development of the Sametime-to-Office Communications Server migration product, as it will provide customers with a solution that minimizes the impact from the migration and maintains user productivity as they move to the next generation communications solution."
Migrator for Sametime is another affordable solution that reinforces Quest's commitment to helping organizations on a lean budget cut costs and improve business productivity. For example,with Quest Migrator for Sametime, end users will save valuable time by not having to rebuild and reorganize their contact lists manually. At 30 minutes per user, this tedious task previously would cost a 10,000-user company more than 5,000 hours in lost productivity. Quest Migrator for Sametime provides additional hard dollar savings through automation and scheduling of administrative tasks, further reducing help desk burdens and ensuring a seamless transition for the entire organization.
"Quest has made significant investments in migration products that simplify migration from the IBM Lotus platform," said David Waugh, vice president and general manager of Unified Communications and Collaboration, Quest Software. "With our release of Quest Migrator for Sametime, we are proud to offer a comprehensive solution providing a direct and seamless transition to Microsoft Office Communications Server with no loss in functionality or productivity."
Live demonstrations of Quest Migrator for Sametime are available at the Quest Notes Migration Center booth 728 at Tech Ed 2009. For more information, please register and attend the May 20 webcast presented by Quest and Microsoft, titled, "Simplify Your Migration from Lotus Sametime to Microsoft Office Communication Server." For additional product details, visit www.quest.com/migrator-for-sametime.
About Quest Software, Inc.
Quest Software, Inc., a leading enterprise systems management vendor, delivers innovative products that help organizations get more performance and productivity from their applications, databases, Windows infrastructure and virtual environments. Quest also provides customers with client management through its ScriptLogic subsidiary and server virtualization management through its Vizioncore subsidiary. Through a deep expertise in IT operations and a continued focus on what works best, Quest helps more than 100,000 customers worldwide meet higher expectations for enterprise IT. Quest's Unified Communications and Collaboration solutions simplify, automate and secure Exchange Server, SharePoint Server, Windows Server, Office Communications Server and BlackBerry Server. Quest is the Microsoft Global ISV Partner of the year for 2004 and 2007. Quest Software can be found in offices around the globe and at www.quest.com.
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