Carbonite Migrate EOS: Simplifying Complex Projects

By Carbonite

With both Microsoft Windows Server 2008/2008 R2 and SQL Server 2008/2008 R2 approaching their end of support (EOS) dates. For most businesses, the risks of running outdated applications narrows the decision down to two choices: upgrading on-premises or re-hosting in the cloud. Either way, large quantities of data will have to be migrated from one system to another. Find out more in these eBook how both paths can be simplified by using Carbonite® Migrate to facilitate the move.

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