Solution

Cloud decisions that survive contact with the invoice

Migrations fail commercially far more often than technically. The technology works; the business case does not.

The common failure is migrating the specification rather than the workload: a server sized for a peak that happens twice a year, lifted as-is into a platform that bills by the hour.

We assess each workload against what it actually consumes, model the cost before commitment, and build the governance layer before anything moves.

The sequence that avoids the common failure

Measure current consumption over a representative period
Model the cost with measured figures, and state the assumptions so they can be challenged
Build the landing zone — network, identity, tagging, governance — before workloads move
Migrate in dependency order with a tested rollback at each wave
Right-size against observed rather than projected load
Commit the genuinely steady baseline, and only then