Migration off ageing on-premise servers, licensing brought back in line with what your team actually uses, and a cloud estate sized for the business you are now rather than the one you were.
Every unreclaimed seat is a monthly cost for nothing. It's the single most common saving we find.
Plenty of businesses pay top-tier licensing across the board when a handful of users need the extra features.
Servers and services added over years, sized for peaks that no longer happen, and never revisited.
The files are in the cloud, but finding anything still takes three people and a guess.
We build on top of it — apps and integrations that use the SharePoint and 365 environment you already pay for, rather than adding another system with another subscription.
Planned properly, most of the work happens outside business hours and users notice a changeover rather than an outage. The risk comes from migrations that weren't scoped — unmapped mailboxes, forgotten shared drives, applications nobody mentioned.
Usually, yes. Reclaiming unused seats and matching plan tiers to actual roles is the most common saving, and it costs nothing to check.
Yes. Microsoft protects the platform; your data is still your responsibility. This is one of the most common gaps we find.
Depends on what you run. For most SMEs already in Microsoft 365, Azure is the lower-friction answer — but we've no incentive to push either.
If nobody in your business owns that question, a half-hour conversation is worth having. No obligation, and no pitch if we're not the right fit.