Cloud Modernization & FinOps 29% of your cloud bill buys nothing. We find it.

No. Lift-everything strategies are a big reason cloud bills doubled. Some workloads are cheaper on-premises, some should be replaced by SaaS, and some should simply be retired. The strategy assigns each application its own path.

Usually at cutover: unmapped dependencies, data that falls out of sync, or performance that collapses under real load. Automated dependency mapping, tested waves and a rollback plan for every move remove most of those surprises.

Not necessarily. Sometimes it's serverless functions, sometimes a managed container service, sometimes a well-built monolith on managed infrastructure. We choose the simplest architecture that scales with your load and keeps run costs proportional to usage.

Sometimes, and we'll say so when the numbers favor it. But acquisitions, regulation and specific services often make multiple clouds the right answer. The goal is control over the estate you actually have, not a migration for its own sake.

It depends on the estate, and we won't promise a percentage before looking. Flexera estimates 29% of IaaS and PaaS spend is wasted across the market. The diagnostic gives you your own number, itemized, before you commit to anything.

Yes, when the design proves compliance instead of assuming it. Data residency controls, customer-managed keys and mapped audit evidence answer most regulator questions. The work is showing it, control by control.