Legacy systems rarely fail all at once; they get slower, riskier and more expensive to change. We move them to modern architecture without stopping the business.
What the system does, what depends on it, and what nobody has touched in years.
Lift-and-shift, replatform or rebuild, decided per workload on remaining life and business value.
Applications moved onto managed services and containers, with configuration and secrets brought under control.
Schema and data moved with validation at both ends, including the tables you cannot lock.
Rehearsed cutovers with parallel running, verification checklists and a tested rollback path.
The old estate retired properly: licences cancelled, data retained where required, costs actually removed.
Rehearsed cutovers, reversible steps, and a rollback plan you never have to use.
Inventory, dependencies and risk register for the current estate.
A wave plan that moves low-risk workloads first, and the networking, identity, pipelines and monitoring stood up before any workload arrives.
Each wave rehearsed, executed and verified, with the rollback path tested first.
Right-size on the new platform, then shut the old one down and confirm the savings.
The risk in a migration is concentrated in a few hours. We spend the engagement making those hours boring: rehearsals, parallel running and a documented way back.
Plan a migration