Cloud migration
Azure, AWS, or Google Cloud. Virtual machines, storage, network, identity and access, moved and validated.

INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADE
Servers, cloud, backups, accounts, security. Many institutions run critical operations on systems nobody fully documents anymore. We move them to current ground, secure them, write them down, and prove they survived the move.
WHAT WE USUALLY FIND
Aging hardware in a closet. Backups nobody has tried to restore. Remote access from a decade ago. Accounts that still belong to people who left. A disaster-recovery plan that lives in one person’s head.
WHAT WE UPGRADE
Azure, AWS, or Google Cloud. Virtual machines, storage, network, identity and access, moved and validated.
Bare-metal recovery, backup restoration, application recovery, and a full check that everything came back.
Offsite and immutable backups, retention that matches your obligations, restores tested on a schedule.
Least privilege, password management, two-factor, credential rotation, offboarding, audit logs, and a plan for the bad day.
Legacy databases, collection systems, file servers, spreadsheets, DAM. Old record and new record reconciled before anything is switched off.
A written record the institution owns, so the next person can run it.
METICULOUS
Every migration ends with restored files opened, databases queried, applications exercised, permissions checked, and a record in your hands. Migration is where institutions lose things. It is where we are slowest.
IN PRACTICE
Aging local server recovered and its applications restored. Migration to the cloud, validated file by file. Backup architecture with offsite copies and tested restores. Accounts, permissions, and access security rebuilt.
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