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Assessment
Review existing systems, dependencies, data, user access, performance and recovery needs.
Scope
Supported server and workload migrations, hybrid environments, email transitions, storage, backup and application deployment. Confirm platform coverage for the project.
Security scope
Review identity, supported authentication, permissions, configuration, backup, logging and monitoring. Define administration and change ownership.
Transition
Agree preparation, pilot tests, migration windows, validation, rollback options and user communication. Assess downtime before committing to a schedule.
After migration
Validate access, data and application behaviour; document environment, costs and support responsibilities.
What the first discussion covers
Describe the current process, user groups, source information and desired result. We will assess constraints and define a suitable next step.
What your scope should include
Agree deliverables, supported integrations, data preparation, validation, ownership, deployment and support. Record dependencies before committing to a timeline.
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Who the service is for
Businesses moving servers, applications, databases or email, or reviewing their current cloud environment.
What the assessment produces
An inventory, dependency map, target options, cost assumptions, migration waves, validation and rollback criteria.
What your team prepares
Workload owners, resource information, data volumes, licensing, current backups, access requirements and acceptable downtime.
What happens after migration
Confirm monitoring, backup testing, access administration, cost review and incident ownership. Ongoing operation is part of planning, not an assumption.