Cloud computing
Cloud without losing the plot
Host workloads securely, improve mobility, and keep spend tied to real usage. We design and operate cloud platforms across FR/US footprints when hybrid continuity matters.
Cloud that removes hardware drag, not control
Cloud services give on-demand access to applications and capacity without owning every maintenance burden. We help you host data and workloads securely, improve mobility, and keep spend tied to what you actually use.
- Microsoft Azure support, hosting, and licensing
- AWS support, hosting, and licensing
- Desktop as a service
- Microsoft 365 support and licensing
- Linux-based cloud support, hosting, and licensing
Moving the right workloads to the cloud reduces hardware drag and makes capacity follow demand — without forcing every system into a single provider.
Teams get secure access from where they work. Storage, backup, and hosted apps stay under policies you can audit.
Cloud is not a slogan here: it is a set of operating choices. We help you pick what belongs in Azure, AWS, or a hybrid host — then keep it running.
Choosing what belongs in the cloud
Not every workload benefits from moving to the cloud. Email, collaboration and file sharing usually do; some line-of-business applications, large file servers or latency-sensitive systems may run better on-premises or in a hybrid setup.
We start by reviewing your applications, data volumes, licences and connectivity, then recommend the right platform for each workload: Microsoft 365, Microsoft Azure, AWS, a Linux-based hosted environment or a mix of them.
The aim is a platform that is secure, that your team can use from anywhere, and whose monthly cost you can explain and control.
Running your cloud day to day
Moving to the cloud does not remove the need for administration. Identities, permissions, backups, security settings and costs all need regular attention.
We manage your cloud tenants as part of our managed services: monitoring, patching of cloud servers, backup of Microsoft 365 data, licence optimisation and a monthly review of spending so there are no surprises on the invoice.
Security and compliance in the cloud
Cloud providers secure their data centres and platforms, but configuring accounts, permissions and data protection remains your responsibility. Most cloud incidents come from those settings, not from the provider.
We apply security baselines to every tenant we manage: multi-factor authentication, conditional access, administrator accounts separated from daily use, logging, and alerts on risky sign-ins or configuration changes.
When you have data residency or regulatory requirements, we choose regions and services accordingly, for example keeping European data in European data centres, and document the choices for your audits.
Our cloud migration process
Every cloud project follows the same stages:
Assessment
Inventory of applications, data, licences and network links, with a recommended target platform and cost estimate.
Design
Architecture, identity and security model, backup strategy and migration plan validated with your team.
Migration
Mailboxes, files and servers moved in planned stages, with communication to users at each step.
Adoption
User guidance and support so teams actually use the new tools, not just have access to them.
Operations
Ongoing monitoring, backup, security and cost management under a managed services agreement.
Frequently asked questions
Should we choose Azure or AWS?
It depends on your applications, skills and licences. Organisations built around Microsoft 365 and Windows Server often find Azure simpler; others prefer AWS. We recommend based on your workloads, not on a vendor preference.
Is Microsoft 365 data backed up by Microsoft?
Microsoft keeps the service available, but protecting your data against deletion, ransomware or long-term retention needs is your responsibility. We add a dedicated Microsoft 365 backup.
What is desktop as a service?
A Windows desktop hosted in the cloud that staff reach from any device. It simplifies remote work and device management, and keeps data off personal computers.
Can we keep some servers on-premises?
Yes. Hybrid setups are common, and we design them so on-premises and cloud systems share identities, security policies and backups.
How do you keep cloud costs under control?
By sizing resources to actual use, removing unused licences and services, and reviewing spending with you every month.
Start with a free cloud assessment
Tell us how your environment runs today. We will review it and come back with a clear, prioritised plan, with no obligation.