Business migrations
We plan and carry out the migration of systems between technology platforms. Technical assessment, representative testing and coordination of the change help your organisation approach the transition with a clear understanding of its risks and dependencies.
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Migrations between Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Exchange and IMAP environments. We review mailboxes, domains, email applications and the associated services that need to be considered as part of the change.
Find out more →We transfer information between repositories and platforms. Our assessment covers the organisation of files, the permissions attached to them and the volume of data that needs to be moved.
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We migrate workloads to new on-premises or cloud infrastructure. We review networking, storage and application dependencies so that these requirements are included in the migration plan.
Find out more →We transfer website content, databases and web services. We coordinate the hosting change and the checks needed to confirm that the website works correctly in its new environment.
Find out more →The project begins with an inventory of systems, users and data. This assessment provides the basis for defining migration phases, pilot tests, the cutover window and the checks that will be carried out in the destination environment.
Coexistence arrangements, licensing requirements and support after the migration are set out in the proposal. The project documentation identifies the elements included in the agreed scope and the adaptations required by each platform involved.
Migration to Microsoft 365 →Tell us which platforms you are moving from and to, which users or systems are involved, and the date you are considering for the change.
Google Workspace
When both the source and destination use Google Workspace, the project needs to address identities, file ownership, shared drives and the domain. We plan these changes with a defined scope for each workload and representative tests of the intended result.
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