What’s included
What’s included
Discovery and dependency mapping
An inventory of applications, data and integrations, with the dependencies that decide what has to move together.

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Why it matters
Most migrations stall on sequencing, not on technology.
Moving the wrong workload first costs months and the business’s confidence.
A dependency map and a costed business case turn the migration into a decision leadership can fund, not a leap of faith.
Every workload gets a clear path, from rehost to retire, so modernisation effort goes where it pays.
What’s included · how it runs
Step 01
Interview stakeholders, collect the inventory and map application dependencies.
What’s included
Discovery and dependency mapping
An inventory of applications, data and integrations, with the dependencies that decide what has to move together.
Step 02
Score every workload and choose its migration path.
What’s included
Portfolio assessment
Each workload scored on value, complexity and risk, with its path: rehost, replatform, refactor, retain or retire.
Step 03
Design the landing zone, group workloads into waves and cost the move.
What’s included
Business case
Run cost on AWS against today’s estate, including licensing, effort and what modernisation saves.
Step 04
Walk leadership through the business case, the roadmap and the first wave.
What’s included
Migration roadmap
Wave plan, landing zone design, and the team, timeline and budget to deliver it.
What you walk away with
Case studies
We moved Repurpose.io to containerised workloads on Amazon ECS with AWS Fargate, modernised the database on Amazon Aurora and automated delivery with CI/CD and infrastructure as code.
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How Distro.io modernised the platform behind its web applications on AWS: containers, automation and a scalable core, so new features reach customers about 70% faster.
Read the case studyAWS Migration Services Competency
We migrate on the AWS Migration Acceleration Program (MAP) method, with the AWS Migration Services Competency through our partnership with Ingram Micro. Three phases, each with a clear exit before the next begins.

Run on the AWS Migration Acceleration Program (MAP) method
* Via Ingram Micro
Readiness, portfolio and a costed business case: what moves, in what order, at what cost.
Our service
Landing zone, migration plan and a pilot wave that proves the runbook.
Our service
Waves delivered with rehearsed cutovers, then modernised onto managed AWS services.
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