A migration that accounts for what’s actually there.

Dependencies before decisions

Azure Migrate assessments and application dependency mapping come before anything is scheduled to move. What moves, what waits and what stays is a documented decision — not a guess made under deadline pressure partway through the programme.

Management groups, subscriptions, hub networking, identity and the landing zone foundations are built to be operable from day one, not retrofitted after the first workloads arrive.

A wave plan your operations team can actually support

Migration waves are sequenced around what your team can absorb — cutover windows, rollback plans and validation steps included, not just a list of servers in an order that suited the project timeline.

VMware and on-premises workloads that don’t suit public cloud are identified early, with Azure Local or a hybrid model considered on its merits rather than treated as a fallback.

Delivered through to handover

The engineers who design the landing zone stay on through implementation, testing and cutover. Decision records, network diagrams and operational documentation are handed over at the end — and if there’s an ongoing Managed IT or Co-managed IT relationship, that knowledge carries straight into it rather than needing to be rediscovered.