Discovery and readiness
Identify the source systems, important data, application requirements and the business reason for making a change.
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PLAN THE MOVE. VERIFY THE RESULT.
Move systems with a plan for the people using them.
Practical planning and support for cloud moves, shared files and the systems that connect your business.
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01Map the setup02Move & test03Handover
Make the move with a plan.Support for the work behind the technology
A cloud project is more than transferring data. Accounts, permissions, business applications, internet connectivity and user habits all affect whether the new setup works. We start with the workflow you want to improve and the dependencies that need to come with it.
What we help with
Identity and access planning
Map users, ownership and permissions so the move does not leave staff without the access they need.
Migration and cutover planning
Define the sequence, communication, validation steps and rollback considerations for the agreed project.
Ongoing cloud administration
Clarify who manages accounts, configuration, support requests and recovery arrangements after the move.
How the work comes together
Understand the destination
Compare the requirements with the proposed platform and check licensing, compatibility and connectivity dependencies.
Prepare and test
Choose an appropriate pilot, confirm access and review the plan for data protection and business disruption.
Move and validate
Check the agreed data and workflows, communicate the handover and document remaining actions.
What you should leave with
A completed migration should include verification from the business side: users can sign in, find their information and carry out the agreed tasks. Costs, downtime windows and service responsibilities need to be discussed for the actual environment; moving to the cloud does not automatically solve every support problem.
Questions worth asking
Should everything move to the cloud?
That depends on the applications, data, connectivity, costs and business requirements. Keeping some systems where they are can be appropriate.
Will there be downtime?
Some projects require a cutover window or a period of restricted access. We identify those needs during planning rather than promising that every migration is disruption-free.
Can you help with an older server?
Yes, an older server can be a starting point for a modernization review. The next step is to identify its roles and application dependencies before selecting a migration path.
LET'S TALK ABOUT YOUR BUSINESS
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Share the issue, project or goal. We'll help identify a practical next step.