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Fewer systems that cost less and recover faster.

Protection, staff logins and recovery built in from the start, and a bill that keeps falling after we’ve gone.

The problem

Overlapping systems, ageing technology, and a bill nobody owns.

Overlapping systems, core systems losing support, licences renewing unexamined. On-site servers with no tested recovery plan, a risk your board has named, and a cloud bill nobody owns.

What you get

What you get.

  1. 01

    Protection, your existing staff logins and monitoring designed in.

  2. 02

    Fewer systems: duplicates merged, old ones switched off.

  3. 03

    A bill that is visible, owned and going down.

  4. 04

    Recovery tested and documented: proof for your audit and risk committee.

How we do it

Map first, build from proven blocks, then finish the job.

We map your systems and dependencies first, then build from proven blocks inside the Microsoft environment you already pay for, with security designed in.

Finish the job

Running both doubles the cost and splits the truth, so we keep going until the old systems are off.

Who this is for

Who this is for.

COOs and CFOs with a technology risk and a bill nobody can explain; heads of IT asked to run and change the service with the same people.

Case study

A secure cloud foundation in eight weeks, signed off at five stages.

Problem

On-site servers limiting what could be joined up; a named board risk.

Solution

A secure, governed cloud foundation, protection and monitoring designed in.

Action

Built on Microsoft Azure, handed over in eight weeks with client sign-off; client staff trained to add systems themselves.

Result

Written against three of the client’s own board risks; signed off at five formal stages of their process.

Available as an accelerator

The cloud foundation.

Your team is trained to run it, and it is available on its own.

Keep reading

Book an Assessment of your systems.

By the people who would build the fix, ending in a costed plan.