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Cloud migration for your business
When your current systems start getting in the way, we plan and deliver the move to Microsoft 365, Teams Phone and the cloud, from discovery through handover.
Discuss your migration
You get one accountable project team for email, files, identity, applications and desktops. Before anything moves, we document the source, dependencies, target design, responsibilities, the planned switch to production (cutover) and acceptance criteria. That work happens before production.
Platform details shape the plan. Microsoft distinguishes external moves from migration between Microsoft 365 tenants, each organisation's separate cloud environment. For file content, Migration Manager supports file shares and several cloud sources, but destination and permission mappings still need review. We resolve these decisions during design, not during cutover.
In our delivery work, the most consequential blockers tend to sit between platforms: a domain attached to two tenants, an application that still relays mail through Exchange or access owned by a departed user. Discovery is where we surface those dependencies.
From: Google Workspace, Exchange Server, hosted or IMAP email, or another Microsoft 365 tenant.
Project scope: Identity and domain preparation, migration batches, coexistence where supported, mail routing, DNS changes, client cutover and mailbox validation.
From: SharePoint Server, file servers, NAS, Google Drive, Dropbox or Box.
Project scope: Decide what belongs in OneDrive, SharePoint or Teams; scan unsupported items; map owners, users, groups and permissions; then reconcile migrated content and metadata.
From: Standalone desktop or mobile softphone applications.
What Teams enables: Employees can make and receive business calls in the same familiar app they use for meetings and chat, in the office or remotely. Bring company numbers, presence, call transfer, voicemail, queues and automated greetings into one workspace.
From: Active Directory, legacy device management or unmanaged endpoints.
Project scope: Choose cloud-native or hybrid identity, prepare Microsoft Entra ID and Intune, then pilot enrolment, compliance, application deployment, multifactor authentication and Conditional Access rules based on identity and device status, with recovery accounts and documented exclusions.
From: Physical servers, VMware, Hyper-V, applications and databases.
Project scope: Discover dependencies, choose what to retain, rehost, replatform, refactor or retire, and prepare the governed Azure or AWS cloud foundation (landing zone), networking, security, backup, recovery and step-by-step cutover plan.
From: Citrix, RDS and legacy virtual desktop estates.
Project scope: Move to Azure Virtual Desktop, Windows 365 or AWS WorkSpaces after validating application compatibility, profiles, peripherals, printing, network capacity, latency and user access.
For: Acquisitions, mergers, divestitures and tenant consolidation.
Project scope: Sequence identity mapping, domain release, mailboxes, OneDrive, SharePoint, Teams and device changes, with coexistence and ownership agreed for both organisations.
Each stage ends with a defined output and approval. The cutover starts only after the pilot results, step-by-step operating plan (runbook), fallback or restore options, communication plan and business acceptance checks are agreed. For infrastructure moves, this dependency-led wave approach aligns with AWS migration planning guidance.
Controls are selected for the source and destination, then written into the runbook. You know what is protected, what is changing, who approves it and how success will be measured.
The credentials shown are held by members of the delivery team. During qualification, we match the engineer and platform expertise to the approved migration scope rather than treating a badge as a universal guarantee.
These guides explain common platform choices before discovery, so your first workshop can focus on constraints, risks and decisions specific to your environment.
Compare collaboration, storage, applications, security and identity controls.
Read the comparison →Review permissions, assessment and staged content migration.
Read the guide →Compare AWS WorkSpaces, Azure Virtual Desktop and Citrix.
Read the comparison →Most projects use pilots, migration waves and coexistence to reduce disruption. If an outage is required, the project plan defines its expected impact, timing, owner and acceptance checks before cutover.
The schedule depends on source health, data volume, integrations, user count, licensing, compliance and supplier lead times. We provide a project schedule after discovery rather than applying a generic duration.
The plan defines source retention, available backup or restore points, incremental synchronisation where supported, reconciliation checks and business acceptance criteria. Source systems are not decommissioned until the agreed validation gates are complete.
Not every change can be reversed instantly, especially domain and identity changes. Before cutover, the runbook states what can be reversed, what must be restored or rerouted, and which conditions trigger that decision.
The design maps requirements to suitable licences and services. Microsoft, AWS, hardware and third-party costs remain separate unless the project proposal explicitly includes them.
Yes. Teams Phone brings business calls into the same application employees already use for meetings and chat. It can provide company calling on computers and mobiles, together with presence, call transfer, voicemail, queues and automated greetings. We can coordinate the move of existing numbers where available.
You provide access to technical owners, source and target administrators, application owners and business testers. The responsibility matrix agreed during discovery identifies every decision, credential, approval and validation task.
Migration-specific hypercare covers validation, issue resolution and documentation, followed by a structured handover to your internal team or chosen support provider.
Share the source platforms, user count, target outcome and the business processes that cannot be interrupted. We will use that context to prepare the first migration discussion.
Discuss your migration