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From Black Box to Blueprint: Migrating PBXs to Teams with Teleport
18th Jun
2:35pm - 3:00pm BST
Landis
22 attended
Session Description
Introduction
- Common migration nightmares: Legacy PBXs as black boxes, complexity, downtime fears.
- Why these challenges stall cloud migrations.
The Legacy PBX Problem
- Typical pain points: Unknown configurations, outdated records, cross-regional complexity.
- Importance of accurate audits: why guessing isn’t good enough.
Teleport – Turning Chaos into Clarity
- Teleport’s approach: Automated audits and migration readiness.
- Technical overview: how Teleport extracts detailed PBX data and maps legacy configurations to Teams Phone (call flows, resource accounts, dependencies).
Seamless Hybrid-to-Cloud Transitioning
- Technical approaches to hybrid deployments: coexistence of Teams Phone with on-premises PBX systems.
- Step-by-step look at how Teleport manages transitional states, preserving continuity.
Technical & Strategic Benefits
- Simplified global management with a single UI.
- Operational benefits: standardization, reduced management overhead, zero licensing cost.
- Impact: Accelerated international Teams adoption.
Q&A and Conclusion
Attendees (22)
Aris Papadakis
Digital Workplace Engineer at The Institute of Cancer Research
Don Moore
Director at Telecom Resource
Rob Watts
Sr UCC Engineer at AVI-SPL
Vincent Thiec
Product Manager at Kurmi Software
Steve Bush
Senior Solutions Architect at Viatel Technology Group
Sam O'Donnell
Master at Netcompany
Oli Restorick
Technical Architect at Kascade
Richard Trigg
Sales Manager at Unaric
Jeff Monnee
Domain Architect Voice/UC at ABN AMRO Bank NV
Stephan Greve
consultant at tdm.digital
Carl Karawani
Software Engineering Director at ZIRO Technologies
Paul Vaillant
Co-founder at Entergrade Solutions
Bartek Biernat
Business Manager UCaaS at TD Synnex
Rajen Jani
Digital Workplace Engineer at The Institute of Cancer Research
Mat Dyluk
Lead Solution Architect at Gamma
Mark Elberfeld
Snr sales Executive at Smarsh Ltd
+6 other Attendees