Infrastructure assessment
Reviewing servers, applications, storage and access helps distinguish what can move and what should stay on site.
We assess how to move your systems to the cloud or combine it with existing infrastructure. Applications, access requirements and business continuity determine the approach.

Moving a server does not remove its dependencies. Before a change, identify where data lives, who uses each application and which connections it needs.
Reviewing servers, applications, storage and access helps distinguish what can move and what should stay on site.
Cloud, on-site and hybrid models allow the solution to follow business needs. Not every system needs to move at once.
A proposal may cover virtual infrastructure, storage and backups. Capacity, licences and administration are specified for each project.
Identify systems, users and connections that the change must account for.
Agree stages, validation steps and working windows with the people responsible for operations.
Review the included systems and define how they will be administered afterwards.
Bring an application inventory and requirements to the assessment. Availability, capacity, connectivity, costs and support are defined in writing for the infrastructure contracted.
Yes. It depends on the system and transition method. Working windows and continuity measures must be agreed in advance; zero downtime is not a universal promise.
Not necessarily. The assessment considers what stays on site, what moves and what can operate in a hybrid model.
The proposal must specify protected data, frequency, retention and recovery. They should not be assumed.
Share your requirements and operating context; do not send passwords or confidential information. Existing customers needing assistance can open a request at our support centre.
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