The problem we own

The cloud rarely fails loudly. It fails as drift.

Architecture outgrown by the business

What was provisioned for last year's load strains under this year's, and the fix keeps getting deferred.

A migration nobody wants to own

The datacenter contract is ending or an acquisition forces the move, and the risk of doing it wrong freezes the decision.

Spend with no owner

Idle resources, oversized instances, and forgotten environments compound into a bill no one can fully explain.

Resilience assumed, never tested

Backups, failover, and recovery exist on paper. Whether they actually work is an open question until the day it isn't.

What we actually do

Direction and delivery, not just a reference architecture.

A cloud estate gets judged on four things. Here is what each of them turns on, and what we own against it.

  • Architecture

    Judged on how far a mistake can travel.

    • Cloud architecture direction aligned to how the business actually operates
    • Landing-zone, account, and network design done right the first time
    • Build-vs-buy and platform decisions with the trade-offs made explicit
  • Migration

    Judged on how many business days it costs you.

    • Datacenter-to-AWS and cloud-to-cloud migrations, planned and executed
    • Sequencing that keeps the business running through the move
    • Consolidation after acquisitions and platform transitions
  • Cost

    Judged on the monthly run rate, and who owns it.

    • Cost optimization: right-sizing, commitments, and waste removal
    • Tagging, budgets, and visibility so spend has an owner
    • Forecasts leadership can actually plan against
  • Scale & resilience

    Judged on what happens the day something fails.

    • Scalability designed in, not bolted on under pressure
    • Backup, failover, and disaster recovery that are tested, not assumed
    • Security and compliance built into the foundation

Proof

What this looks like in practice.

AWSDatacenter migrated
60Days end to end
$500K+Vendor savings

Datacenter-to-AWS migration during a post-acquisition integration

Consolidating two companies, we migrated the datacenter to AWS and unified 400 users across 12 offices in 60 days, eliminating more than $500K in annual vendor spend and putting the combined business on infrastructure built to scale.

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