Interoperability and Migration Center

Read about the new migration tools, and how they were built, in this article by Erik Ashby - Exchange Program Manager, Notes Compete.

This briefing from the Microsoft Enterprise Development Strategy Series introduces the Microsoft platform for non-Microsoft audiences, covering key application platform requirements in the enterprise and Microsoft's view on connected systems and service orientation.

Enterprise Single Sign-On Integrated with Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004 and Microsoft Host Integration Server 2004 White Paper.

In this Professior Windows column, the Professor discusses Unix interop features in Windows Server 2003 R2, including Server for NIS, Password Synchronization, and Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications (SUA).

Which operating system (OS) do you want Microsoft Windows to work with? Or, which OS do you want to migrate from?

Select the Microsoft product or technology you want to interoperate your environment with or migrate to.