Overview
Cloud programmes go wrong in predictable ways. Access is granted broadly at setup and never narrowed. Sensitive data lands in the warehouse unclassified. Costs climb and nobody can attribute them to a workload.
We plan migrations around what each workload actually needs, build the access and classification model in from the start, and modernize the parts where the return justifies the disruption — leaving the rest alone.
Signs you need this
Cloud access was granted broadly at setup and has never been reviewed.
Sensitive data reached the warehouse without classification or masking.
Platform spend is climbing and cannot be attributed to a team or workload.
On-premises controls exist and their cloud equivalents were never built.
What we deliver
Cloud architecture
Platform and layer design across Azure, AWS, and hybrid estates, with governance requirements in the architecture rather than retrofitted.
Migration planning and execution
Workload assessment, sequencing, and cutover with reconciliation proving correctness at each step.
Application modernization
Refactoring and containerization where the business case supports it, and honest advice where it does not.
Access control and RBAC
Role-based access design in Snowflake and equivalents, so sensitive assets are restricted by role rather than convention.
DevOps and automation
CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code, and the automation that makes environments reproducible.
Cost management
Tagging, attribution, and optimisation so spend maps to workloads and teams.
How this work runs.
Workloads and estate
Inventory, data sensitivity classification, and a clear view of which controls exist today and which do not.
Target design
Platform architecture, layer model, and access design, with classification and protection specified up front.
Foundation
Landing zone, access roles, classification scheme, and the pipeline patterns the migration will use.
Workload by workload
Sequenced migration with reconciliation at each step, so correctness is proven rather than assumed.
Steady state
Monitoring, cost attribution, access review cadence, and runbooks handed to your platform team.
What you are left with.
Documented and transferred, so your team owns it.
- Cloud platform architecture
- Workload assessment and migration sequencing
- Landing zone and environment setup
- RBAC model and role definitions
- Data classification and masking scheme
- CI/CD pipelines and infrastructure as code
- Reconciliation and cutover evidence
- Cost attribution and platform runbooks