This document outlines options, strategies, and available solutions for either upgrading or migrating to SharePoint 2013.

Introduction:
Microsoft SharePoint 2013 will transform the way organizations are connecting their knowledge workers, business processes, and enterprise-wide content worldwide. With new features including enhanced document management capabilities around sharing and contributing content, vastly improved social features, a new app model and marketplace, and a overhauled search experience for discovery, the platform is firmly positioning itself as the ideal technology for organizations to launch vital initiatives – including enterprise content management, web content management, and company-wide social collaboration.

Before organizations make the jump to Microsoft’s latest platform release, there are major points to take into consideration. A move to SharePoint 2013 means organizations will have to upgrade various portions of their operating systems and databases. There are also considerations for the different ways in which organizations can make the jump to SharePoint 2013 – be it through upgrade, migration, or exposing content from various legacy systems without migrating the content directly into SharePoint via connection.

In the coming pages, we will explain the requirements necessary for deploying SharePoint 2013, the different methods available for migration, key considerations for each, as well as proven practices and available tools to help make the move to Microsoft’s latest platform release with minimal business disruption

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