Cloud migration
Moving workloads to Azure or AWS with inventory, dependency analysis, migration waves and post-cutover validation.
- Landing zone
- Server migration
- Network & connectivity
- Validation
Projects
Defined scope, planned window, agreed acceptance criteria.
We run critical initiatives in waves, with inventory, rollback plan and communication at every stage of execution.
Methodology
From assessment to handover
No execution starts without a read of the environment. No project ends without documentation and knowledge transfer.
- 01
Assessment
Inventory, dependencies, risks and agreed acceptance criteria.
- 02
Architecture
Design of the target solution, standards, security and a wave-based plan.
- 03
Execution
Deployment and migration in defined windows, with rollback in place.
- 04
Handover
Testing, documentation, knowledge transfer and optional ongoing support.
Categories
Types of projects we run
Recurring categories of initiative. The actual scope is always designed from the client's environment.
Microsoft 365 deployment and migration
Tenant adoption or restructuring, mail and file migration, content governance and device management.
- Exchange
- SharePoint
- Teams
- Intune
Identity and security restructuring
Identity redesign, MFA, conditional access and endpoint protection with phased rollout and pilot.
- Entra ID
- MFA
- Conditional Access
- Defender
Infrastructure modernization
Replacement of end-of-life components, network redesign, virtualization and backup/continuity review.
- Network
- Virtualization
- Backup
- Continuity
Delivery
What makes a critical project reach the finish line
01
Scope written before kickoff
Deliverables, boundaries, assumptions and acceptance criteria formalized. What's out of scope is also made explicit.
02
Windows and rollback plan
Critical changes happen in agreed windows, with a return point defined and tested before execution.
03
Wave-by-wave communication
Every stage has a status, an owner and communication to impacted areas, without needing to be chased.
04
Documentation as a deliverable
Diagrams, configurations and procedures delivered at the end, so the environment doesn't depend on memory.
After go-live
Ongoing support is optional, not mandatory.
At project close, the environment can be handed back to the internal team, with documentation and formal handover, or remain under Rosit's operation. Either way, knowledge of the environment stays on record.
Have a project waiting to get off the ground?
Start with the assessment. We evaluate feasibility, dependencies and risks before proposing timeline and scope.