Migration and infrastructure design that scales with traffic instead of buckling under it — on whichever platform actually fits your business.
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We don't push one platform by default. Which one fits depends on your existing tools, your team's familiarity, and your cost structure — here's the general shape of what we do on each. For a full decision guide, see our Azure vs AWS comparison.
Most cloud migrations that go over budget don't go over budget because of the technology — they go over budget because nobody defined the scope clearly before starting. We inventory what you actually run, define what "done" looks like specifically, and agree on security requirements and downtime tolerance before any migration begins.
Read our complete cloud migration guide, or grab the one-page printable checklist.
Moving to the cloud isn't the finish line — someone needs to own monitoring, cost control, and security once you're live. That can be part of the migration engagement itself, or folded into ongoing managed IT services if you want continuous coverage rather than a one-time project.
Both. Which platform makes sense depends on your existing tools, team familiarity, and cost structure — we'll help you decide rather than push one by default.
For a small business with a handful of core systems, a well-scoped migration typically runs weeks, not months. Timeline depends on how many systems are involved and your downtime tolerance.
Security requirements are defined before migration starts, not bolted on afterward — access controls, data handling, and compliance needs are part of the initial scope.
Yes, if you want that — either as part of the migration engagement or as ongoing managed IT services once you're live.