Move your servers, apps, and databases off aging on-premises hardware and onto Microsoft Azure — securely, in planned waves, with the business running the whole time. It’s the foundation every other cloud move is built on, and Tech One Global has done it 2,000+ times.
Migrating to Azure means moving your workloads — servers, applications, databases, and infrastructure — out of your own data center (or another cloud) and into Microsoft Azure. Instead of buying, housing, and maintaining hardware, you run on Microsoft’s global cloud and pay for what you use.
The key is that not everything moves the same way. Some workloads lift-and-shift as-is; others are better placed on a managed service or modernized along the way. The art is matching each workload to the right path — which is exactly what an assessment settles before anything moves.
Migration isn’t a leap of faith. Azure gives you the tooling to plan it with data and execute it with control — and we bring it all together for you.
Discover your estate, assess readiness, right-size, and build the business case before you move.
The right move for each workload — from a fast lift-and-shift to full modernization.
A secure, well-architected foundation built on Microsoft's Cloud Adoption Framework.
Bring your existing Windows and SQL Server licenses to cut cloud cost dramatically.
Move an entire VMware estate to Azure as-is — no re-architecting required to start.
Guardrails, identity, and monitoring from day one — not bolted on after the move.
Beyond cost and agility, there’s a hard deadline pushing this decision. A stack of Microsoft products is losing support in 2026–2027 — and running unsupported means no security patches, growing risk, and mounting Extended Security Update fees.
Extended support has ended — no more regular security updates without paid ESUs.
Extended Security Updates reach their final end — the last safety net closes.
Loses all support next — with 2019 and 2022 queued behind it.
On-premises isn’t free — it’s just a cost you’ve stopped noticing. Hardware refreshes, data-center overhead, licensing, and the growing risk of aging systems all add up, year after year.
Migrating flips the model. You stop pouring capital into hardware that depreciates the day it’s installed and start paying for exactly the capacity you use. Bring your existing licenses with Azure Hybrid Benefit and the savings deepen — organizations report cutting Windows and SQL licensing costs by 40–70%.
The returns are well documented: in Forrester’s analysis, migrating on-premises infrastructure to Azure delivered a 478% three-year ROI, driven by avoided data-center and staff costs. And every peso saved on keeping the lights on is a peso freed for growth.
Forrester figures are from independent Total Economic Impact™ studies commissioned by Microsoft, based on composite/interviewed organizations; results vary. ESU eligibility and savings depend on workload and licensing.
The starting point differs by industry — but the destination is the same: modern, secure, and ready for what’s next.
Retire aging core systems and legacy servers onto secure, compliant Azure infrastructure aligned to BSP and NPC requirements.
Move ERP, MES, and plant systems to Azure and retire on-premises server rooms — including VMware estates, as-is.
Trade fixed on-prem capacity for cloud elasticity — scale for peak sale periods and pay only for what you use the rest of the year.
Move infrastructure to Azure for the global reach and instant scale that ramping new accounts and GCCs demand.
Migrate records and clinical systems to resilient, compliant infrastructure — and retire the aging hardware they run on today.
Modernize legacy systems and improve service delivery on secure cloud infrastructure, with data residency in mind.
Migration is where mistakes are expensive and experience shows. We've moved workloads for organizations across every sector we serve — so your migration runs on a playbook that's already been proven, not improvised.
We use Azure Migrate to build a data-backed TCO and plan — so you move with numbers, not assumptions.
We migrate in planned waves with testing at each step, so the business keeps running throughout.
Hybrid Benefit, reservations, and landing-zone guardrails applied so you land secure and cost-efficient.
Legacy migrations go wrong in the details: hybrid identity, mail flow, the line-of-business app nobody documented. Technical depth isn’t a nice-to-have here — it’s the whole job.
Structured, staged, and de-risked — you always know what’s moving next and why.
Discover your estate with Azure Migrate and build the business case and TCO.
Map each workload to the right path — rehost, replatform, or modernize — in waves.
Move workloads wave by wave, tested at each step, with minimal disruption.
Right-size and apply Hybrid Benefit and reservations to cut ongoing cost.
Landing-zone guardrails, monitoring, and ongoing managed support.
It means moving your servers, applications, databases, and infrastructure from on-premises data centers (or another cloud) into Microsoft Azure. Each workload takes the best path — rehost (lift-and-shift), replatform to a managed service, or modernize — based on its needs, which an assessment determines up front.
Beyond cost and agility, a wave of Microsoft end-of-support deadlines is here: SQL Server 2016, Windows Server 2012 R2 Extended Security Updates ending October 2026, and Windows Server 2016 in January 2027. Running unsupported means no security patches. Migrating to Azure keeps you protected and grants free Extended Security Updates for eligible workloads.
It shouldn’t. We migrate in planned waves, moving workloads in phases with testing at each step, so the business keeps running throughout rather than facing one risky all-at-once cutover. Critical systems are sequenced carefully and validated before and after each move.
Migration shifts you from heavy upfront hardware spend to pay-as-you-go, and Azure Hybrid Benefit lets you reuse existing Windows and SQL licenses to cut cost significantly. We start every engagement with a TCO assessment so you see the real numbers for your estate before committing.
Yes. Azure VMware Solution lets you move an entire VMware estate to Azure as-is, so you can exit the data center quickly and modernize individual workloads later on your own timeline, rather than rebuilding everything at once.
With a migration assessment. We use Azure Migrate to discover your estate, right-size it, and build a business case and wave plan — so you begin with a clear, costed roadmap rather than a guess. From there, we migrate, optimize, and manage.
A data-backed assessment of your estate — what to move, how to move it, what it’ll cost, and what you’ll save.
