Solutions

What we do, and who it is for

Three areas of work. Every page says who it is for, what people usually worry about, how the work runs, and what you have at the end.

Migration

Get to Microsoft 365 from wherever you are today

From another Microsoft tenant, your own Exchange server, Google Workspace or Dropbox: your people, mail and files arrive intact, and you finish with a report of exactly what moved.

T2T

Microsoft 365 tenant-to-tenant

Bring two organisations into one Microsoft 365 tenant, or divide one into two. Everyone's mail, archives, files, sites and Teams arrive intact, and you finish with a record an auditor can still read a year later.

Exchange Server to Microsoft 365

Move mailboxes, archives, shared mailboxes and public folders off your own Exchange servers and into Microsoft 365, gradually or all at once, without a weekend of everybody watching a progress bar.

Google Workspace to Microsoft 365

Gmail, Drive, calendars and contacts into Microsoft 365, with people's folders and labels carried across sensibly and anything that cannot be matched exactly listed for you to decide.

Dropbox to Microsoft 365

Move every team member's Dropbox files into their own OneDrive, with folders and file names exactly as they were, and be told plainly about anything that needs a decision first.

Security

Know when something is really wrong

Hyper-vSOC joins up the security tools you already own, so an attack shows as one incident in plain language. A security assessment shows what is switched off before an attacker finds it.

SOC

Hyper-vSOC

One team watching everything you have already bought, Microsoft Defender, Entra, Sophos and more, so a real attack shows up as one incident instead of a scatter of alerts nobody joined up.

Microsoft 365 security assessment

A read of your Microsoft 365 tenant as it really is, covering sign-in rules, administrator accounts, app permissions and device health, with findings ranked by what an attacker would reach for first.

Modernisation

Bring the older parts of the estate with you

Identity and devices, then reporting and data, moved into Microsoft's cloud with every decision written down. Both are still in build, and are marked as such wherever they appear.

IDE

Identity and endpoint transformationsoon

Move identity and device management into Microsoft's cloud, with every policy accounted for instead of recreated from memory.

Data and analyticssoon

Bring your reporting into Microsoft Fabric with every number traceable to its source, and access a regulator can follow.

Not sure which of these it is?

Most engagements turn out to be two of them. Tell us the situation and we will say what it actually needs.

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