Assessment and business case
We inventory workloads, dependencies, versions, consumption, criticality, windows, and cost to build a wave-based route.
Inventory · dependencies · TCO · waves
AWS · Migration · Modernization · Operations
Move critical workloads to AWS with a route you can defend.
We turn the current landscape into an executable plan: what to move, what to modernize, in what order, at what cost, with what risk, and how to operate it afterward. For SAP and enterprise workloads.
A complete service
From the first evidence to stable operations
We activate only the modules the case needs. Scope can begin with an assessment, a specific migration, or operation of an existing platform.
Landing zone and connectivity
We design accounts, networking, identity, encryption, logging, policies, and environment separation before moving the first workload.
Identity · network · governance · security
Migration factory
We execute repeatable waves with testing, entry and exit criteria, cutover, rollback, and documented stabilization.
Pilot · waves · cutover · hypercare
SAP on AWS
We prepare and migrate SAP landscapes considering HANA, Basis, interfaces, high availability, backups, and business continuity.
SAP · HANA · Basis · continuity
Application modernization
We reshape components where value exists: containers, managed services, serverless, APIs, and deployment automation.
Containers · serverless · APIs · CI/CD
Data and analytics
We move and modernize databases, integration, storage, and analytics while preserving quality, lineage, access, and traceability.
Databases · lake · integration · BI
Resilience and recovery
We design backup, recovery, failover, and continuity testing with objectives defined by each process's criticality.
RTO · RPO · backup · disaster recovery
Managed operations and FinOps
We operate capacity, patching, observability, incidents, security, and cost with owners, dashboards, and optimization cycles.
Monitoring · SLA · cost · optimization
Reference architecture
It is not about moving servers. It is about building an operable system.
The architecture connects source, AWS foundation, execution, and control. Each block has an owner, acceptance criteria, and evidence before moving forward.
Architecture decision
Each service is included for a verifiable reason: continuity, security, performance, delivery speed, or total cost.
Source01
Current landscape
- SAP and HANA
- Applications
- Data and interfaces
Foundation02
AWS Landing Zone
- Identity and accounts
- Network and security
- Logging and governance
Execution03
Migrate and modernize
- Waves and testing
- Data and applications
- Cutover and rollback
Control04
Operate and optimize
- Observability
- Continuity and SLA
- FinOps
Workload path
Not everything migrates the same way
The decision is made with business and technical evidence. This avoids modernizing for fashion or moving debt without understanding it.
01
Rehost
We move the workload with minimal change when the priority is leaving current infrastructure with controlled risk.
02
Replatform
We adjust specific components to use managed services without redesigning the entire application.
03
Refactor
We redesign where scalability, resilience, or speed of change justifies a new architecture.
04
Retain or retire
We temporarily retain what should not move yet and retire low-value assets so unnecessary cost is not migrated.
Phased execution
Five decisions, one traceability chain
Each phase ends with a reviewable outcome before the next is authorized.
Discover
Landscape, dependencies, criticality, consumption, and constraints.
Trusted baseline
Decide
Path per workload, target architecture, TCO, risks, and sequence.
Business case
Prepare
Landing zone, connectivity, security, automation, and pilot.
Migration-ready foundation
Migrate
Waves, rehearsals, cutover, rollback, validation, and evidence.
Stabilized workloads
Operate
Observability, SLA, capacity, security, cost, and continuous improvement.
Governed operations
What the client receives
Deliverables for decision, execution, and operations
Migration does not end when a workload is running. It ends when evidence, support, cost visibility, and an operations-ready team exist.
Documented decision
Verifiable control
Observable operations
Governed cost
- 01Application, infrastructure, and dependency inventory validated with owners.
- 02Workload decision matrix and wave plan with prioritization criteria.
- 03Target architecture and landing zone documented per environment.
- 04Current and target cost model, assumptions, budgets, and alarms.
- 05Testing, cutover, rollback, continuity, and stabilization plan.
- 06Infrastructure as code, deployment automation, and technical controls.
- 07Health, performance, security, capacity, and spend dashboards.
- 08Runbooks, support model, owners, SLA, and knowledge transfer.
The first step can be small
We can begin with an assessment scoped to one landscape, a critical application, or a data platform. The result must make it clear whether to migrate, modernize, retain, or retire.
Define the assessmentYour next version
What should move first in your operation?
Let us turn that answer into a focused diagnosis, a first deliverable, and a path to scale.
01Problem and context
02Scope and first evidence
03Evolution path