Cloud Migration & Modernisation
Move to the cloud without the downtime, surprise bills or security gaps that derail most migrations.
Overview
Cloud migration and modernisation moves your applications and data to AWS, Azure or GCP with minimal risk and disruption. We assess your estate, choose the right strategy per workload across the 6 Rs (rehost, replatform, refactor, repurchase, retire, retain), then execute in waves with rollback plans. Modernisation goes further, re-architecting workloads to be cloud-native, scalable and cheaper to run. A structured, wave-based approach grounded in proven cloud adoption frameworks minimises business disruption while improving performance, scalability and long-term operating cost.
Methodology & Standards
AWS Migration Acceleration Program and the Cloud Adoption Frameworks for AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, the 6 Rs migration strategy, and Well-Architected reviews to validate the target state. Each wave is validated against security, reliability and cost benchmarks before cutover, ensuring the migrated estate meets operational excellence and compliance requirements from day one.
What's Included
What You Receive
Frequently Asked Questions
It depends on each workload. We apply the 6 Rs so some apps are rehosted quickly for speed, while others are replatformed or refactored where the cloud-native payoff in cost, scale or resilience justifies the effort. We give you a clear recommendation per workload.
We migrate in waves, test each one in the target environment, and keep tested rollback plans. Cutovers are scheduled in low-traffic windows with data-sync and validation steps, so most workloads move with little or no user-facing downtime.
We build a per-workload business case up front, model target-state running costs, and track spend throughout the programme. Right-sizing and modernisation during the move typically reduce ongoing cloud bills rather than inflate them.
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, access is tightly scoped during each wave, and we validate integrity after every cutover, so security and compliance are maintained throughout the move rather than addressed afterwards.