Your cloud bill grew faster than your traffic.

Migration, architecture and cost. We move workloads without stopping the business, then take the running cost down far enough that the engagement tends to pay for itself.

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AWS
Azure
GCP
Terraform
Kubernetes
FinOps
ISO 27001 controls

What we hear

The conversations that bring people here.

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Nobody can tell me which line of the bill belongs to which team.

CIO

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We lifted and shifted three years ago, and we’ve been paying for it every month since.

Head of Infrastructure

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The migration plan has been in discovery for two quarters.

IT Director

What we do

Four things, done properly.

Plan

Consulting & architecture

Target architecture, landing zone and a migration sequence ordered by risk and by what it saves — not by what is easiest to move first.

Migration

Re-hosting where that’s enough and re-platforming where it isn’t, run in phases with parallel running and a rollback at every step.

Security & compliance

Identity, network boundaries, secrets and audit evidence built in as the estate moves, under ISO 27001 controls.

Managed services & FinOps

Ongoing operation, cost attribution per team and per workload, and the reporting that keeps the savings from quietly reversing.

Where AI-assisted delivery actually changes this practice.

Specific to this work, not a paragraph repeated across every page.

Assessment

Days, not a discovery phase

Reading an existing estate — code, configuration, dependencies — was the slow, expensive part of every cloud engagement. That is precisely the part that changed.

Scope

The application moves, not just the server

Re-expressing legacy application code used to be priced out of most migrations, which is why so many became lift-and-shift. It now fits inside a normal budget.

Handover

Landing zone, IaC and runbooks together

The environment, the code that recreates it and the documentation for operating it are produced in parallel rather than sequentially.

Certifications and competencies

Credentials, not claims.

Held by engineers on the delivery team rather than by the company in the abstract. Ask us which certified engineers are on your engagement and we will name them before you sign anything.