Move off aging servers. Stop overpaying for the cloud.
Two clear offers: migration planning and execution, or a fixed-price cloud cost review with a prioritized savings list.
Two common situations
Aging on-prem servers that keep getting extended "one more year," or cloud bills that grew without anyone owning the architecture. Both are fixable with a clear plan.
Jack holds Google Cloud Professional Cloud Architect, AWS Solutions Architect Associate, and Azure Fundamentals credentials, and has led enterprise-scale cloud migrations. That experience is applied at small-business scope.
What you get
- On-prem to cloud migration planning and execution for file servers, line-of-business apps, and remote access
- Or a Cloud Cost Review: fixed-price audit of AWS/Azure/GCP/M365 spend
- Prioritized savings and risk list
- Architecture recommendations in plain English
- Documentation of what changed and why
How it works
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Step 1
Assess
Inventory workloads or pull cloud billing and architecture notes.
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Step 2
Prioritize
Rank moves or savings by impact and risk.
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Step 3
Execute or report
Migrate in planned waves, or deliver the cost review pack.
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Step 4
Stabilize
Monitoring, backups, and admin handoff.
Who it is for
Businesses on aging servers, hybrid teams needing reliable remote access, or anyone who suspects cloud spend is higher than it should be.
Frequently asked questions
Should everything go to the cloud?
Not always. Some workloads stay local. We recommend based on cost, risk, and how your staff works.
Which cloud is best?
It depends on apps, skills, and existing spend. Multi-cloud for its own sake is rarely helpful for small businesses.
Will a cost review interrupt production?
No. Reviews are read-only analysis plus recommendations. Changes are a separate, approved project.
Do you manage cloud after migration?
Projects include handoff docs. Ongoing help can be added via fractional IT.
Not sure where to start?
Book a free 30-minute IT checkup. We will look at your email, backups, network, and security, and tell you plainly what matters and what does not.