Evolved360 IT
Cloud Migration
Done Right.
Move to the Cloud Without the Chaos.
A Rollback Plan Before Anything Moves.
Migrations planned around your business workflows — not just the technology. Dependency mapping, tested cutover, and ongoing management after go-live from a certified Azure team.
Your Certified Migration Partner
Migrations fail when they're planned around the technology, not your business.
Applications get lifted without being tested against real usage patterns, and the issues surface after go-live. We scope every migration around operations first — mapping dependencies, testing integrations, and building a rollback plan before anything moves. It adds a week to the timeline and saves weeks of cleanup on the other side.
6–10
Week typical timeline
Azure
Certified engineers
SOC 2
Type 2 certified
20+
Years in business
What Changes
Retire your on-premise servers without the risk of getting it wrong.
No Surprise Problems at Cutover
We test every application against the cloud environment before migration day. If something won't work, we find it in staging — not at 11pm on a Friday.
A Rollback Plan Before You Start
If something critical fails validation in the first two hours, we know exactly how to revert. Rollback is written before cutover starts — not improvised during one.
Lower Infrastructure Costs
On-premise servers carry hardware, maintenance, and software costs that don't disappear quietly. Most clients see 25–35% total cost reduction within the first year in the cloud.
Managed After Go-Live
The team that built your cloud environment manages it ongoing. Documentation stays current, costs get optimized, and nothing drifts after the project closes.
The Plan
Every migration follows the same disciplined process.
Discovery: we map everything that matters.
Every application, service, and dependency running on your current infrastructure — including the ones that aren't documented. Two weeks of this work prevents weeks of cleanup after go-live.
Staging: build, test, and validate.
The cloud environment is fully configured and every application is tested against it before the migration window opens. You approve the environment before anything moves.
Cutover: a switch, not a build.
Planned during a low-traffic window. Every step is scripted. Rollback is ready. Most SMB migrations complete with less than four hours of user-facing downtime.
Migrations that skip the discovery phase almost always cost more than they save. Start the right way.
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Everything under one roof.
Migration is one project in a broader IT environment — see everything our team manages and monitors.
What Changes
What your business looks like after a migration that went right.
Client result
“We migrated off a 7-year-old server with zero unplanned downtime. ETG found three applications during discovery that our previous IT provider had never documented. They had a plan for each one before the cutover date.”
IT Manager · Financial Services · ETG client since 2021
The Case for Proper Migration Planning
Why cloud migrations fail — and what a good one looks like.
Most cloud migrations that go wrong share a common root cause: the move was planned around the technology, not the business workflows that depend on it. Applications get lifted to Azure without being tested against real usage patterns. Integrations that worked against on-premise Active Directory break after cutover. Backup jobs that wrote to a local network share fail silently because the share no longer exists. These problems are predictable — they just require someone to look for them before migration day.
The discovery phase is where migrations succeed or fail. For a 20–50 user business migrating from on-premise Windows servers to Azure, this means two weeks of documenting every application, service, and dependency in your environment. Common findings: applications that use hardcoded IP addresses, software that requires local USB dongles, database connections that assume low local-network latency, and legacy applications with 32-bit dependencies that won't run in a modern cloud VM. Each of these has a resolution — but that resolution needs to be designed before the migration window, not improvised during it.
Cutover is planned during a low-traffic window — typically Friday evening to Sunday. Every step is scripted in advance. The rollback plan is written before the cutover starts. If a critical system fails validation within the first two hours, we know exactly how to revert without data loss. Most SMB migrations complete the actual cutover with less than four hours of user-facing downtime — not because it's fast work, but because everything was already built and tested in staging.
“We scope migrations around operations first — mapping dependencies, testing integrations, and building a rollback plan before anything moves. It adds a week to the timeline and saves weeks of cleanup on the other side.”
Kevin Nishimura, CTO — Evolved Technology Group · Azure Certified · SOC 2 Type 2 Certified
Common Questions
Frequently asked questions.
Ready to move to the cloud without the risk?
Book a free migration assessment. We'll map your current environment, identify what's ready to move and what isn't, and give you a realistic timeline and cost estimate.