Infrastructure your business doesn't have to think about
Servers, storage, and backup should simply be there – secure, fast, and with no surprises. With Azure, you leave the hardware to Microsoft and the operations to us.
On-premises servers need power, cooling, spare parts, and someone to look after them. When the hardware gets old, your business faces a major investment – and a risk that few have time to think about.
What your business gets when the server room is empty
No hardware to replace
No servers to replace every five years. Capacity is renewed in the cloud, without large one-time investments.
Grows with your business
If you need more capacity for a new project, we scale up. When demand drops, we scale back down.
Recovery that has been tested
A backup is only worth something if it works. We test recovery, so you know your data can be restored.
The questions we work through with you
A good migration starts with a clear picture. Here is some of what we assess before anything is moved.
What is business-critical?
Which systems must always be up, and which can tolerate a short outage?
What depends on what?
Line-of-business systems, databases, and integrations that depend on each other must be moved in the right order.
Where should the data be stored?
We choose the region based on your requirements – for example, Norwegian data centers in the Norway East region.
What can become a cloud service?
Some things don't need a server at all. File servers can often be replaced by SharePoint and OneDrive.
What does backup look like?
What is retained, for how long, and how quickly does it need to be restored?
What does it cost?
We compare costs before and after, so you can make an informed decision.
Not everything has to be moved at once
Many businesses start with what delivers the biggest benefit and move the rest over time. We build a plan that fits your budget and your day-to-day operations.
- Phased migration with testing along the way
- Little or no downtime for users
- Security and permissions in place from day one
- Ongoing monitoring of usage and costs
More insights
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Ready to empty the server room?
Tell us a little about your business and what you need help with, and we'll reach out to schedule a no-obligation conversation.