Guidance for planning Microsoft 365, SharePoint, and collaboration migrations: readiness, governance, content cleanup, adoption, and post-migration operations.
Open the SharePoint Migration hubPair these guides with the SharePoint Migration Hub for readiness, checklist, and validation guidance, and start with the SharePoint and Microsoft 365 archives for the platform fundamentals behind migration planning.
Practical references on the concepts, setup steps, design choices, and common implementation patterns behind Migration — for planning, building, testing, and improving Microsoft 365 solutions.
16 articles in “Migration”
Migrate SharePoint Server 2013, 2016, or 2019 to Online with twelve practical steps for farm inventory, service apps, MySites, workflows, forms, permissions, tooling, cutover, and validation.
An end-to-end blueprint connecting SharePoint migration with SPFx modernization: assessment, target architecture, waves, validation, and governance.
Assess legacy Script Editor and custom JavaScript, choose between native SharePoint, JSON formatting, Power Platform, or SPFx — and modernize without porting debt.
Assess and modernize classic SharePoint pages, scripts, workflows, and InfoPath forms with modern SharePoint, SPFx, and Power Platform — decided per component.
Plan tenant-to-tenant migration across identity, mail, SharePoint, Teams, OneDrive, and domains with coexistence and staged cutover.
Assess, clean up, map, migrate, and validate SharePoint permissions, identity mapping, groups, unique access, and external sharing during migration.
Validate SharePoint migrations by comparing source and target content, metadata, permissions, versions and business-critical functionality.
A practical SharePoint migration checklist covering scope, inventory, cleanup, architecture, permissions, metadata, workflows, pilot waves, cutover, validation, and go-live.
Assess your content, permissions, metadata, customizations, workflows and dependencies before planning a SharePoint migration.
Migration planning, SharePoint content moves, Microsoft 365 readiness, governance, cleanup, and adoption guidance.
Start with readiness and the SharePoint Migration Hub checklist and validation guidance, then use the SharePoint and Microsoft 365 archives for the planning fundamentals.