Move to the cloud without losing a weekend

Cloud migrations fail for predictable reasons: nobody mapped the dependencies, permissions were not carried across, and there was no way back when something broke at 2am.

We plan backwards from those failure modes. Every migration starts with discovery and dependency mapping, runs as a pilot before it runs for everyone, and keeps the old environment available until you confirm the new one works.

What's included

• Discovery and assessment — what you run, what depends on what, and what is honestly not worth migrating
• Cost modelling — a realistic monthly Azure or Microsoft 365 figure before you commit, not after
• File server to SharePoint or OneDrive — with NTFS permissions mapped to cloud sharing, not flattened
• Server migration to Azure — lift-and-shift or rebuild, whichever is cheaper to run over three years
• Email migration — from Exchange, Google Workspace or another tenant, with full mailbox and archive fidelity
• Pilot group first — a representative set of users migrated and signed off before the wider rollout
• Cutover planning — scheduled outside working hours with a documented rollback at each stage
• Post-migration support — hypercare in the first weeks, when the real-world edge cases surface

How we start

Discovery comes first, always. We map what you run and what depends on it, then produce a migration plan with phases, timings, costs and risks. You see the full plan and the price before any workload moves.