Representative work
Microsoft migration engagements, shown through the work
These anonymized scenarios describe common migration challenges, the technical work Horton Scientific owns, and the deliverables used to move projects forward. Client names and sensitive metrics are withheld unless publication is approved.
Engagement patterns
The situations are different. The need for clear decisions is not.
Each scenario shows how inventory, dependencies, target design, pilot evidence, cutover planning, and operational handoff fit together.
Representative engagement: regulated professional services
SharePoint on-premises to SharePoint Online readiness
A legacy SharePoint environment needed a practical path to SharePoint Online without carrying forward stale permissions, abandoned sites, and unknown workflow dependencies.
Read engagement scenario Representative engagement: multi-business-unit organizationMicrosoft 365 target tenant governance before migration
Before moving users and content, the destination Microsoft 365 tenant needed stronger identity, collaboration, sharing, and governance controls.
Read engagement scenario Representative engagement: operations-heavy enterprise teamLegacy forms and workflows modernization for migration readiness
A business unit depended on legacy forms and workflows that could not be safely ignored during the Microsoft 365 migration plan.
Read engagement scenario Representative engagement: distributed Microsoft 365 environmentPost-migration stabilization and permissions cleanup
After a Microsoft 365 migration, users needed fast issue resolution, clearer ownership, and safer SharePoint access patterns.
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