Cloud · Hybrid · Repatriation

The cloud is a decision,
not a default.

We assess, model, and migrate workloads across AWS, Azure, and on-prem — then tell you which ones actually belong there. We’re multi-vendor by design and certified across the stack, so the recommendation follows your numbers, not one platform’s incentive. You talk to an engineer who has run the migration, not a slide deck.

The premise

“Move everything to cloud” is a strategy that ages badly.

Lift-and-shift looks cheap in the pilot and expensive by the third invoice. Steady-state, predictable workloads — databases, VDI, large storage — often cost more in a hyperscaler than on hardware you already own, once egress and licensing land. We start from the workload, not the destination: some belong in cloud, some belong on-prem, and most enterprises are best served by a deliberate mix. We tell you which, and we show our math.

What we do

From readiness to repatriation, one engineering team.

The full lifecycle — including the parts most firms skip because they don’t sell an exit.

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Cloud readiness assessment

  • Workload-by-workload, with dependency and data-gravity mapping, not a generic maturity score.
02

Honest TCO & cost modelling

  • Egress, inter-AZ traffic, licensing, support tiers, and the exit cost you’ll pay later — quantified up front.
03

Migration & re-platforming

  • AWS and Azure, the right “R” per workload (rehost, replatform, refactor, retire), sequenced to reduce risk.
04

Hybrid architecture & landing zones

  • Identity, network, security baselines, and governance that hold up under audit.
05

Repatriation

  • Cloud-to-on-prem when the economics have flipped, executed cleanly instead of endured.

Why our answer is different

Certified across the stack. No single vendor’s thumb on the scale.

We work across AWS, Azure, and on-prem and hold certifications in all of them — so no single platform’s margin decides your architecture. Our deliverable is a TCO you can defend to a CFO, with the uncomfortable line items included: data egress, cross-region replication, reserved-instance lock-in, and the cost of leaving. Every platform has strengths and trade-offs. Sometimes the right answer is not the cloud — or not all of it — and we’ll say so in writing.

What an engagement includes

A recommendation you can take to the CFO.

Cloud readiness & TCO

From $18,500
  • Workload inventory with a migrate / re-platform / retire / keep-on-prem call per system, and the reasoning behind each
  • Three-year TCO model comparing cloud, hybrid, and on-prem — egress, licensing, and exit cost included, editable so you can test your own assumptions
  • Target-state architecture and landing-zone design (network, identity, security baseline, governance) ready to build against
  • Sequenced migration runbook with rollback points, cutover windows, and dependency ordering
  • A plain-language recommendation memo — the decision, the trade-offs we weighed, and what we’d do with your budget

Best for: a post-Broadcom re-platform decision, a cloud bill that keeps climbing, or a hybrid estate no one has costed honestly.

Why IITCON

Engineering judgment, not a sales pitch.

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Engineering judgment first

  • You talk to the person who will execute the migration, not an account manager pricing from slides.
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Genuinely vendor-agnostic

  • Real production work across AWS, Azure, and on-prem/hybrid — certified in all of them, so no single vendor’s commission steers the answer.
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We model the exit

  • Egress and repatriation cost are in our TCO from day one, because most cloud regret is written into the entry decision.

Get the number before you commit.

A post-Broadcom VMware renewal forcing a re-platform decision? A cloud bill that keeps climbing? Start with a readiness assessment and an honest TCO — then decide with real figures.

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