Portfolio assessment
Inventory applications and dependencies, and assess them technically, financially and for security.
We migrate from a single workload to your whole estate, and modernise the applications where doing so improves cost, resilience or speed of change.
Moving servers unchanged often carries old problems into a new place.
Applications depend on systems and data nobody has fully mapped.
Downtime, data loss and security gaps are the fears that delay migrations.
Without a target operating model, costs and complexity grow after the move.
Inventory applications and dependencies, and assess them technically, financially and for security.
Choose between retiring, retaining, rehosting, relocating, repurchasing, replatforming and refactoring.
Live migration, server replication, database and data migration, containers and VM conversion.
Refactor towards cloud-native designs: containers, serverless and managed services.
Move in stages, keeping some workloads where they are while others transition.
Plan, rehearse and support the move, then stabilise the new environment.

Discover the estate, assess each application and agree the business case.
Select the migration path for each workload, aligned to organisational goals.
Establish the secure foundation workloads will move into.
Move groups of workloads, with automation and testing at each step.
Tune performance and cost after the move and hand over to operations.
AWS describes seven common migration strategies, often called the 7 Rs: retire, retain, rehost, relocate, repurchase, replatform and refactor.
Each migration includes a design, checklists and templates that cover data security and your requirements.
Rehearsals and rollback plans reduce the risk on the day.
Validation confirms that data arrives complete and unchanged.
Monitoring, backup and support are in place before the old environment is retired.
Let's identify the opportunity and determine the right path to a working solution.
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