Cloud stops being expensive
when someone owns it.
Most Azure and Microsoft 365 estates grew one urgent decision at a time. We rebuild them so identity, network, cost and policy are set deliberately — and stay that way as you grow.
Azure platform
- Landing zone with subscriptions, networking and policy set before workload one
- Infrastructure as code — no resource created by hand in a portal
- Cost allocated to a team from day one, so spend has an owner
Microsoft 365
- Entra ID as the single front door, with conditional access that fits how you work
- Device compliance through Intune rather than trust and hope
- Retention, sensitivity labels and eDiscovery configured for your obligations
Five controls that keep an estate from drifting
Every one of these is set as code and enforced at deployment. That is the difference between a policy and a preference.
- Identity
- Every human and workload has one identity with least privilege, and privileged roles are granted just in time.
- Network
- Private endpoints by default. Anything reachable from the internet is a decision someone signed.
- Cost
- Budgets and anomaly alerts per subscription, reviewed monthly against what the team actually shipped.
- Policy
- Guardrails as code, so a non-compliant resource fails at deployment rather than at audit.
- Backup & recovery
- Restore tested on a schedule. An untested backup is a belief, not a control.
We hand back an estate your own team can run — including the runbook for the night we are not there.
Four stages, and nothing moves before the first one is done
Assess
Inventory what runs where, what it costs and what depends on it. Nothing moves before this exists.
Land
Build the landing zone and the pipelines, then move one low-risk workload end to end to prove the pattern.
Migrate
Move in waves by dependency group, each with a rehearsed cutover and a rollback that has been run.
Operate
Hand over with runbooks, dashboards and a cost review your team owns — or we run it for you.
Start with your current bill
A two-week assessment returns your inventory, your real cost drivers and the three changes worth making first. Useful even if we never touch the estate.