Assessment & Landing Zone
Workload discovery and disposition analysis, followed by a landing zone with account structure, guardrails, logging, and identity federation established before the first migration.
AWS and Azure architecture, migration, and modernization — designed for security posture and cost control, not just for lift-and-shift.
Most disappointing cloud migrations were technically successful. The workloads moved, and then the bill tripled and the security model never got rebuilt. We plan for the operating state, not just the cutover.
Workload discovery and disposition analysis, followed by a landing zone with account structure, guardrails, logging, and identity federation established before the first migration.
Phased migration with rollback criteria at each wave. Dependencies mapped first so nothing moves without the systems it talks to.
Rightsizing, commitment planning, storage tiering, and tagging discipline so spend is attributable to a team or contract rather than arriving as one opaque invoice.
Identity-first access design, encryption standards, network isolation, and continuous configuration monitoring against a defined baseline.
Scope varies by engagement, but these are the artifacts we consider standard — not upsells.
No, and we will tell you which workloads should stay put. Latency-sensitive, license-bound, and steady-state high-utilization systems are frequently cheaper and better on premises.
We architect within FedRAMP-authorized services and government cloud regions as the contract requires. Authorization boundaries are defined with your security team up front.
Hybrid is the realistic end state for most organizations we work with. That is a design problem — connectivity, identity, and data placement — and it is the work we do.
Design, deployment, and optimization of enterprise and campus networks — routing, switching, wireless, and SD-WAN.
CommScope-certified fiber optic and copper infrastructure, from riser to rack to workstation.
Zero Trust Network Access, SASE/SSE, and continuous monitoring aligned to NIST 800-171 and CMMC.
Send us the requirement, the drawings, or just the problem. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.