Migration planning
Inventory users, email, calendars, contacts, files, permissions, applications, data volume, and dependencies before choosing a migration path.
F09 Tech helps Savannah businesses plan, migrate, secure, and administer Google Workspace. Organize Gmail, Drive, Meet, identity, and sharing around how the team actually works.
Workspace improvement map
Mapped identities, documented ownership, validation, and recovery planning
Google Workspace services
The platform should make communication and file ownership clearer. We connect tenant settings to roles, teams, documents, devices, and security expectations so the environment does not depend on tribal knowledge.
Inventory users, email, calendars, contacts, files, permissions, applications, data volume, and dependencies before choosing a migration path.
Organize administrator roles, groups, organizational units, multifactor authentication, application access, and account lifecycle procedures.
Structure Shared drives, membership, file ownership, external sharing, naming, and document organization around durable business functions.
Document tenant ownership, user support, service settings, license decisions, security reviews, and the way the team should use the new structure.
How the engagement works
A migration changes both technology and daily habits. The project needs a source inventory, identity map, destination structure, cutover plan, user communication, and post-move validation.
Review users, data, applications, permissions, devices, risks, and the source environment.
Define identity, groups, organizational units, Shared drives, sharing rules, and administration.
Move a controlled group and validate email, calendar, contacts, files, permissions, and workflow.
Execute phased moves with delta passes, communications, issue handling, and acceptance checks.
Support users, document ownership, resolve friction, and review configuration as needs change.
What gets delivered
The project produces a documented operating model for users, collaboration, permissions, administration, security, and future change.
Google Workspace migration guidanceGoogle documents supported migration paths for email, calendar, contacts, files, folders, and permissions. We confirm current product limits and administrative requirements during planning.Good fit signals
The engagement is valuable when files, access, accounts, and administration are spread across people or when a move from another platform needs careful coordination.
Decision support
Compare Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace by work style, files, administration, security, migration needs, and long-term business fit.
Read the guideCommon questions
Yes. A migration can include email, calendars, contacts, files, folders, and permissions when supported by the source platform and selected Google Workspace tools. We review users, data, identity mapping, limitations, timing, and validation before the move begins.
A migration from Microsoft 365 can be planned for supported mail, calendar, contact, and file workloads. The exact path depends on the source configuration, data types, permissions, licensing, and Google migration tools available at the time of the project.
Shared drives should reflect durable teams, functions, or processes rather than individual employees. We define ownership, naming, membership, external sharing, and document structure so files remain available when roles change.
Yes. A review can examine administrator roles, multifactor authentication, organizational units, groups, third-party application access, sharing settings, device access, email protections, retention, and recovery options available with the selected edition.
Yes. Ongoing support can include account lifecycle changes, groups, organizational units, service settings, license reviews, access questions, security configuration, and user support. Coverage is documented in the service plan.
Start with the current users, data, access, and collaboration problems. We will identify the clearest improvements and the safest migration or cleanup sequence.