This is an early look at something we call Sumatra Decaf and a call for informed consent volunteers.
We've built a really good business out of migrating calendars full-state into Exchange.
But some folks do not need the whole magilla and are just looking for the simplest way of getting data from your legacy system into Exchange in a "good enough" fashion. So we've done that as well.
So yea, we have server-side ICS insertions to Hosted Exchange.
Let's take a look at Puffy Amiumi's calendar in OCS (also in Japanese Standard Time)
Use UNIICAL to export it and then read it into our web-based application (shown here in Alpha):
and in Outlook Web Access on Live at Edu, the results look like this:
Notice we're prefacing them with _TEST_ for the moment to make sure it does not get into the wild before we're ready.
The 5:00 PM Meeting at which Puffy is a guest looks like this in the agenda so that you know who's organized it and who else is supposed to be there.
Quick, simple, and executable without a lot of prep time.
Now our other option for a migration remains: longer, planned, and full-featured.
We're looking at how we want it to evolve and would welcome some input from you folks.
We're looking at how we want it to evolve and would welcome some input from you folks.
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