You have an existing solution, many great ideas, and are planning a migration to Azure? Migrating to the cloud is more than just moving your IT from one location to another; it involves a longer transformation phase of your work processes and business operations.
For over a decade, we have been assisting our customers in migrating their business applications to the cloud. We are not a consultancy that solely prepares you for the migration in theory. As your trusted technical advisor, we quickly understand what needs to be done and implement it according to your business and industry needs. Our team of internationally recognized experts will guide you through this process in close partnership with Microsoft.
We start with a workshop to learn more about your cloud vision and specific requirements. The goal of these workshops is to precisely identify what needs to be done and what is possible. This is done as part of a feasibility study with one or more proof-of-concepts to ensure that the migration can be carried out in a timely manner and within budget with the best possible technical solution.
Our Service Offering:
Phase 1: Feasibility and Scope
Evaluation of the current on-premises footprint, such as networks, physical and virtual machines, and application interfaces. Analysis of the existing on-premises applications and determination of their implementation as hybrid and/or complete cloud solutions.
Phase 2: Migration Scenario Definition
We define the migration scenario, which can involve an “as-is” migration of servers, applications, and databases (lift & shift) or a refinement of the applications for cloud operation. As a result of this phase, the necessary cloud resources and services are defined, and the future operational costs are calculated.
Phase 3: Proof of Concept
If the estimation of individual components or the entire application proves to be very complex, we design and implement a prototype for the migration of the defined scenario.
Phase 4: Migration
We plan approximately three months of effort for the migration phase. In more complex projects, the migration is divided into multiple phases of three months each. This incremental approach reduces the risks associated with migration and allows us to make the effort as transparent as possible.