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Azure & Microsoft 365, done right

Cloud built around your operations, not a generic timeline.

Move your ERP, file servers, and remote sites to Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365 with a migration plan built around how your business runs, plus a licensing audit that typically cuts cloud spend 15 to 30%.

The problem

What you're up against.

Most businesses have cloud tools but no strategy

The result is wasted licensing spend, inconsistent security controls, and remote access that keeps breaking.

Generic migrations break ERP

Latency-sensitive ERP performance suffers when everything is lifted to the cloud without thought.

Some systems don't belong in the cloud

Certain workloads have to stay close to where the work happens, and a good plan knows the difference.

What's included

What you get.

  1. Microsoft Azure infrastructure

    Virtual servers, storage, and networking.

  2. Microsoft 365 migration and management

    Email, Teams, SharePoint, and OneDrive with MFA enforced.

  3. Cloud security and identity

    Azure AD, Conditional Access, and Defender for Business.

  4. Hybrid cloud architecture

    The right balance of on-premise and cloud workloads.

  5. Cloud backup and disaster recovery

    Azure Backup with defined RTO and RPO targets.

  6. Licensing optimization

    Audits that typically cut cloud spend by 15 to 30%.

What sets it apart

  • Migration plans built around ERP, not generic timelines sequenced around your ERP's peak processing windows, not a fixed 90-day rollout template
  • Hybrid where it makes sense workloads that need to stay on-premise stay there; we don't force a full lift-and-shift to hit a sales target
  • Licensing audited and right-sized audits that typically cut cloud spend 15 to 30%
  • Security baked into the move MFA, Conditional Access, and Defender for Business configured before go-live, not bolted on after

Common questions

Cloud Computing, answered.

Which cloud platforms does NBIT support?
Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365, including migration, security, and day-to-day administration.
Will moving to the cloud slow down our ERP?
Not if the migration is sequenced correctly. We plan around your ERP's peak processing windows and keep latency-sensitive workloads on-premise where they belong, rather than forcing a full lift-and-shift.
Can moving to the cloud lower our costs?
Often. Our licensing audits typically cut cloud spend by 15 to 30% by right-sizing what you're actually paying for.
Is our data secure during and after the move?
Yes. MFA, Conditional Access, and Microsoft Defender for Business are configured before go-live, not bolted on afterward.

Talk to an NBIT specialist.

Schedule a cloud assessment. We'll review what you're running today, what belongs in the cloud, and what it would cost to get there.