Cloud Migration Services

Moving your business applications to the cloud can provide increased security, accessibility, and compatibility across all of your devices–as well as noteworthy cost savings. By moving to the cloud, your applications reside on large, secure servers hosted by companies such as Microsoft (Azure), Amazon (AWS) or Google. These environments include critically important redundancies making cloud data significantly more secure than on-site hosting. Learn more about our cloud migration services, solutions, & consulting by contacting us today!

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As certified experts in Amazon, Google and Microsoft, we provide a broad range of best in class proprietary cloud migration services.  Our goal is to ensure your transition is seamless. We start by assigning a solution architect to examine your IT assets, systems and process.  They determine what is eligible to be moved, covert the application stack (physical, virtual and cloud-based databases, data & storage) into the cloud of your choice, and transition you to your newly deployed cloud service. We ensure your organization has the necessary prerequisites in place, and are with you every step of the way from start to completion.

A cloud migration is when a business moves their IT operations from a traditional older server infrastructure to a private, public, or hybrid cloud.  Other migrations include moving from a private cloud to a public or hybrid cloud.

Private clouds are those built inside your own internal network, on your hardware with your choice of hypervisor, where it is protected behind an internal firewall.

With a public cloud, all data is stored in a cloud provider’s data center, on the cloud provider’s virtual machines. Your data remains separate from other organizations who also host with that Cloud Provider. You normally have a pay-as-you-go licensing for the resources you are needing/using.

A Hybrid Cloud is having the benefit of your own Private Cloud but also leveraging resources in the Public Cloud space. For instance, you may need to extend some resources from the Private Cloud to the Public Cloud in order to utilize various applications, such as Microsoft 365’s Power BI for reporting and analytics.