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Migration from Legacy Tech to Fuel Business Productivity: A SharePoint Case Study
技术
- 网络安全和隐私 - 身份认证管理
- 平台即服务 (PaaS) - 应用开发平台
适用行业
- 运输
- 公用事业
适用功能
- 采购
- 产品研发
用例
- 边缘计算与边缘智能
- 语音生物识别
挑战
作为拥有 130 年与制造、公用事业、基础设施和运输合作历史的技术领导者，我们的客户正在推动行业向更可持续的未来转型，并专注于提供符合客户需求的新服务和解决方案.
他们需要一个经验丰富且敬业的技术合作伙伴来支持他们对过时的解决方案进行迁移和现代化改造，以实现新产品、服务、收入流和可扩展性，从而为客户提供更多价值。他们的解决方案严重缺乏可扩展性和适当的性能，导致业务生产力和用户体验不佳。
在技术挑战中，客户需要对其进行现代化改造：
- 由经典网络驱动器和基于 Lotus Note 的电子邮件组成的遗留 IT 环境。
- 复杂的多场方案，包括 SharePoint Online 和本地。
客户
一家全球科技公司
关于客户
一家全球技术公司，在 100 多个国家/地区设有当地办事处，提供涵盖电气化、过程自动化、运动、机器人和离散自动化业务领域的集成解决方案，推动社会和行业转型，迈向更具生产力和可持续性的未来。
解决方案
Avenga 团队参与了支持 SharePoint 的新系统的开发，以及基础架构迁移和支持。解决方案交付包括：
- 开发定制的迁移脚本，以便使用适当的工具将内容从旧系统迁移到 SharePoint。
- 根据内容治理最佳实践设计和实施海关政策，以保持最佳性能、可搜索性和安全性。
- 实施联合和混合方案，使他们能够混合本地旧版 SharePoint 场和 SharePoint Online，作为内容服务平台。
- 实施自定义身份验证提供程序，允许将 SharePoint 环境与 ADFS 集成，支持 NTLM 身份验证方案。
- 自定义配置服务，这是用于自助创建新站点和组的自定义工作流。
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