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Binary Tree Announces High-Fidelity Software for Migrating Lotus Notes to Google Apps

NEWARK, N.J. , Jan. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Binary Tree announced today the general availability of CMT for Google Apps(TM), the newest addition to its award-winning suite of enterprise email migration products. Full Article at PR Newswire

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  1. Binary Tree is solely focused on reducing the costs, effort, and business disruptions of migrating between dissimilar messaging and collaboration systems ... We provide the most comprehensive, accurate, and highest performing software for migrating to Microsoft Exchange and SharePoint which is why syste...
    SOURCE: Street Insider 12 months ago
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