Complex migrations
The migrations other providers won’t take on.
Storage, SAN, backup platform and datacenter moves — planned down to the rollback step, not just the happy path.
Storage array migrations
Array-to-array moves across vendors or generations, using array-native replication where possible to keep workloads online.
SAN changes
Fabric redesigns, switch replacements and zoning changes planned around maintenance windows that won't disrupt production.
Backup platform changes
Moving between backup platforms without a coverage gap — old and new systems run in parallel until the new one is proven.
Datacenter to cloud
Phased moves from physical datacenters to Azure or AWS, workload by workload, with a governed landing zone waiting on the other side.
Risk-control approach
A migration isn’t done when it runs. It’s done when it’s been tested to recover.
Rehearsal before cutover
Every migration is rehearsed against a non-production copy before it touches anything live.
Explicit go/no-go criteria
Each cutover window has written criteria for proceeding, pausing or rolling back — agreed before the window opens.
Tested rollback, not theoretical
Rollback steps are executed in rehearsal, not just documented. If we can't test it, we don't rely on it.
Continuous backup coverage
Source and target stay backed up throughout the migration, so a bad day never means a bad week.