Migrate and modernise

We assist clients with cloud migration and updating their services and solutions to meet their security, user experience, and cost goals.

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The continued challenge of modernisation

Cloud migration and modernisation are an ongoing challenge for organisations across all industries.

Cost management: There is a consistent focus on optimising costs associated with managing platforms, services, and operations.
Security and compliance: Organisations need to comply with regulations of governing bodies and cloud providers.
Hybrid and multi-cloud: Expert guidance is required to balance the benefits of public and private cloud and on-prem.
Delivery at pace: Organisations want to see the value from their cloud investments quickly.
Maintenance: Cloud infrastructure needs to be maintained and scaled by experts who can respond to rapid change.
Skill gaps: Organisations must upskill their teams to utilise cloud effectively but without compromising on rapid results.
Developer enablement: Developers need scalable, secure, and collaborative environments and tooling to deliver at pace.

We evaluate current infrastructure and define migration strategies to deliver your goals.

We rapidly deploy the cloud infrastructure and test migration plans.

We move data and applications, minimising disruption and ensuring cyber security.

We refactor applications and implement operational best practice.

We define security, finops, and cloud governance.

Gartner predicts more than 50% of enterprises will use industry cloud platforms by 2028 (Gartner, 2023). This growth is fuelled by factors such as:

The rise of AI: A modern cloud infrastructure is a pre-requisite foundation for scaled data analysis and the successful adoption of AI.
The growth of platform engineering: There is a need for quality cloud infrastructure. By 2026, 80% of large software engineering organisations will establish platform engineering teams as internal providers of reusable services, components and tools for application delivery. (Gartner, 2023)
Hybrid and multi-cloud: The number of large organisations with a multi-cloud strategy is predicted to rise to 85% in 2024. This offers cost and flexibility advantages, but customers need experts who can respond to the complexity to data governance and integration with legacy systems. (Forbes, 2023)
An increased focus on security: With rising cybersecurity threats, secure cloud infrastructure, data security, and secure migration is a top priority. 94% of organisations are moderately to extremely concerned about cloud security. (Check Point, 2024)