Cloud & Infrastructure
Move to the cloud with a plan,
not a leap of faith
Whether you're migrating your first workload to Microsoft 365 or redesigning a hybrid estate, we plan and execute cloud projects the way we did for Microsoft and the Government of Alberta: assessed, staged, tested and reversible at every step.
What we deliver
From first assessment to fully managed operations.
Assessment, planning and execution of migrations to Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365 — email, files, identity, servers and line-of-business applications.
Architecture that combines on-premise servers with cloud services where each makes sense — with unified identity, backup and security across both.
Get real value from licenses you already pay for: Teams, SharePoint, Exchange Online, OneDrive — configured, governed and secured properly.
Deploy Microsoft Intune and Autopilot so every laptop and phone is enrolled, encrypted, compliant and remotely manageable from day one.
Power Automate flows, Copilot deployment and custom chatbots that remove repetitive work — with governance so AI adoption stays safe.
Ongoing monitoring, patching, backup verification and support — so your infrastructure keeps its shape long after the project ends.
Why businesses choose us
Enterprise methodology, right-sized for your business
The difference experience makes
Most failed cloud projects fail in planning, not execution. We've seen what works at the largest scale — and what quietly wrecks budgets.Assessment before commitment
Every engagement starts with a documented audit of what you have and what it costs you today.
Staged, reversible migrations
We migrate in waves with rollback plans — your business never stops while we work.
Costs you can predict
Cloud bills surprise people. We design for cost visibility and right-size licensing from the start.
How a typical migration runs
Step 1: Audit & TCO analysis
Inventory of servers, applications, licenses and dependencies. You get a clear picture of current costs versus cloud costs.
Step 2: Migration roadmap
A staged plan: what moves, in what order, with what fallback. Identity and security foundations come first.
Step 3: Execution in waves
Pilot group first, then wave by wave — with user communication and support at every stage.
Step 4: Optimize & operate
Post-migration tuning, cost optimization, documentation and handover — or ongoing managed services if you prefer.
Cloud & infrastructure FAQs
How long does a typical migration to Microsoft 365 take?
For an SME (10–100 users), typically 2 to 6 weeks from audit to completion, depending on data volume and application complexity. You get a precise timeline after the assessment.
Will our business be interrupted during migration?
No. Migrations are staged outside business hours with coexistence configured, so email and files keep working throughout. The final switchover is typically a single planned evening.
We already have servers we paid for. Is cloud still worth it?
Often the right answer is hybrid: keep what serves you, move what burdens you. Our assessment gives you the actual numbers — sometimes keeping a server is the correct call, and we will say so.
Where is our data stored, and is that compliant?
Microsoft data-center regions are chosen to match your regulatory needs (e.g., Canadian regions for PIPEDA-sensitive workloads, European regions commonly used by Moroccan businesses). Data residency is part of the design, not an afterthought.
Find out what the cloud actually costs — and saves
A no-obligation assessment of your current infrastructure, with numbers.