Application Journey to Azure

Obsolete applications can negatively affect brand image, maintenance costs, and company operational efficacy. Yet the decision to migrate them to Azure, taking advantage of its capabilities, is usually postponed due to the risk of losing continuity. For a successful result, it is necessary to develop a specific strategy for this type of project, a strategy that will have a positive impact on the users and that provides an imperceptible transition. As Microsoft Partners we work throw this Journey to Azure in two stages of transformation:

1. Understand and plan We work with our clients to develop a migration to Azure that ensures business continuity and to draft a customized roadmap for modernization that takes the key aspects of technology, business, and people into consideration. We use our knowledge in similar projects and leverage tools like Azure Migrate to create this custom plan.

2. Modernize and evolve Thanks to our methodology, which we have developed specifically for Azure and consolidated over the years, we can guarantee a secure and controlled transition.

• Technology: we perform reverse engineering to obtain a map of the current application and with direct engineering we define the architecture and Azure services that best suits the business needs: integration, infrastructure, scalability, robustness, security, and data management.
• Business: we develop and implement the new application using specific processes that allow the coexistence of both versions during the transition.
• People: we enhance the capabilities of the current team by training them in the new technology and we accompany users in the adoption of the new application.

AN INVESTMENT WITH IMPACTFUL RESULTS The modernization of existing applications and migration to Azure provides tangible benefits.

• Increased perception of brand value and better user experience.
• Standardization of the technology on Azure and cost reduction.
• Increased availability and security, leveraging Azure capacities in these areas.
• Integration with core business applications.
• Optimization of available resources.
• Scalability and flexibility to add and modify functionalities according to business needs.