Now scheduling discovery engagements for Q4 2026
Assessment, landing-zone design and wave-based migration of workloads to the public cloud, with cost governance in place before the first server moves.
Typical results
Concrete outputs you can review, test and keep, whether we stay on or hand over.
Inventory of workloads, dependencies and a total-cost-of-ownership model.
Multi-account structure, networking, identity and guardrails as code.
Rehost, replatform or refactor decisions per workload, executed in planned waves.
Tagging, budgets and rightsizing so spend stays predictable.
Recommended by default, adapted to your existing stack.
Workshops with stakeholders and users, a review of existing systems, and a shared definition of success.
System design, technology choices, security model and a delivery plan with a fixed estimate for the first release.
Cross-functional squads ship working software every sprint, with a demo you can click through.
Automated tests, security scans and performance checks run on every change; UAT with your team before release.
Confidential financial services firm, Financial services
A wave-based migration of 120 workloads from an ageing data centre to AWS ca-central-1, with landing zones and guardrails as code.
Yes. We design around Canadian regions (AWS ca-central-1, Azure Canada Central, GCP Montréal and Toronto).
A senior engineer will reply within one business day with questions, a rough approach and next steps. No sales script.
