Enterprise Integration & Modernization

Your on-premise infrastructure is expensive, rigid, and holding back your business

We migrate your applications, databases, and workloads to Azure — with a phased approach that minimises risk, maintains availability, and lands you on a modern cloud foundation.

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The challenges you're facing

On-premise server hardware approaching end-of-life with expensive refresh required or move-to-cloud decision needed

Microsoft 365 and Azure AD already in use but on-premise servers not yet migrated — hybrid complexity with none of the cloud benefits

Previous cloud migration attempt stalled due to complexity, security concerns, or lack of expertise

Phased Azure Migration with Zero-Downtime Cutover

We execute your Azure migration using Microsoft's Cloud Adoption Framework: assess current environment, design Azure landing zone, migrate in waves (non-critical workloads first, then production), validate in Azure, and decommission on-premise. We use Azure Migrate for server assessment and migration, Azure Database Migration Service for databases, and implement Azure security baselines during migration — not as an afterthought.

What you get

1

Migration Assessment

Inventory on-premise workloads using Azure Migrate, assess compatibility, and produce cost comparison and sizing recommendations.

2

Azure Landing Zone Design

Design Azure landing zone with management groups, subscriptions, networking, identity, and security baselines.

3

Phased Migration Execution

Execute migration waves with parallel run periods, validation checks, and planned cutover windows for each workload.

4

Optimisation & Decommission

Right-size Azure resources post-migration, implement Reserved Instances, and decommission on-premise hardware safely.

Technologies & tools

Azure MigrateAzure Database Migration ServiceAzure Site RecoveryAzure ArcTerraformAzure PolicyMicrosoft Defender for CloudAzure Monitor

Representative Implementation

Composite example based on common implementation patterns and engineering experience — not a specific named customer.

Professional Services — 15 on-premise servers

Before

15 Windows servers on 7-year-old hardware. $180K hardware refresh required in 12 months. Only 40% average CPU utilisation. No DR capability. Exchange on-premise.

After

All 15 workloads migrated to Azure over 12 weeks. Exchange migrated to Exchange Online. Azure Backup providing DR. Right-sized VMs achieving 80% utilisation.

$180K hardware refresh avoided, ongoing infrastructure cost $42K/year (vs $28K/year on-premise OpEx + refresh), DR capability delivered for first time

Further reading

Azure Migration Checklist: A Step-by-Step Guide

Azure migrations don't fail on the day of cutover. They fail months earlier, when the landing zone gets skipped to save time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from enterprise and mid-market teams across India and internationally.

How long does an Azure migration typically take?
A migration of 10–20 servers with standard workloads typically takes 8–16 weeks including assessment, design, and phased migration. Larger environments (50+ servers) or complex workloads (Oracle databases, custom applications) take 16–36 weeks. We always do a detailed assessment before committing to a timeline.
What is an Azure Landing Zone?
An Azure Landing Zone is a pre-configured Azure environment with the networking, identity, security, and governance foundations in place before migrating workloads. Building it correctly before migration avoids painful refactoring later. It includes management group hierarchy, subscription structure, hub-spoke networking, Azure Policy baselines, and Defender for Cloud enablement.
How do you minimise downtime during migration?
We use Azure Site Recovery for replication-based migration with continuous sync until cutover. This reduces the cutover window to 15–30 minutes for most Windows workloads. For databases, Azure Database Migration Service provides online migration with replication-based cutover. We schedule cutovers during low-traffic windows.
Will Azure cost more than running on-premise?
Immediately after migration with like-for-like sizing, Azure often costs more than on-premise OpEx (excluding hardware refresh). However, after right-sizing (typically 20–40% resource reduction), Reserved Instances (40–60% discount on committed workloads), and eliminating DR hardware, most organisations achieve total cost parity or savings within 12–18 months.

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