Cloud Migration Services

You need a cloud migration with clear ownership for the environment once the work is complete.

By the Numbers

Office 365
6,000 Users and 40 Domino Servers

Migrated to Office 365 in 30 days while meeting EU GDPR requirements

Peloton
70%

Less On-Prem Legacy IT after migrating Peloton’s WellView application to AWS using Amazon AppStream 2.0.

Power Apps + Azure
$100,000

saved by a self-service quoting portal using a Power Apps rules engine paired with Azure-hosted infrastructure

Sound Familiar?

You’re Worried Your Migration Will Run Over Budget or Past Deadline

You’ve seen it happen before, at your company or a peer’s. You don’t want to be the person explaining an overage or missed deadline to the board.

No One Owns Cost, Governance, or Compliance Once Cutover Is Done

A migration can be technically complete and still leave you without a clear answer about who owns the environment, the cloud spend, and the compliance work that comes next.

Your Team Doesn’t Have the Cloud Skills to Manage What Comes Next

Even if the move goes well, someone still has to run the environment afterward. That may not be the team you have in place today.

Why Sparkhound for Your Cloud Migration

Migration Is a Means, Not an End

The same team that plans and executes your move can stay involved to manage governance, cost, and compliance afterward. No vanishing vendor and no handoff to a different group that has to relearn your environment.

Azure and AWS Experience

Named migration work on Azure and AWS, including Microsoft 365, SharePoint, email, server, and application migrations.

Strategy Before Technology

An assessment of your environment comes before a recommended approach, so the migration plan matches what you actually run instead of a generic template.

The same Sparkhound team gathered around one table, no handoff in sight
Sparkhound engineers monitoring a cloud migration in progress on a shared screen
Engineer calmly working through a printed checklist beside a softly glowing monitor

How We Help

Migration Assessment and Application Dependency Mapping

A documented business case and dependency map before anything moves, so the plan reflects what your environment actually looks like.

Migration Strategy and Roadmap Design

A named approach (rehost, replatform, or rearchitect) matched to each workload instead of a 1-size-fits-all plan.

Azure Migration Services

Full migration execution on Azure, including infrastructure, applications, data, and Microsoft workloads.

AWS Migration Services

Full migration execution on AWS, including application conversions such as the Amazon AppStream work completed for Peloton.

Hybrid and Multi-Cloud Migration

Migration planning and execution across hybrid or multi-cloud environments when a single-platform move doesn’t fit.

Microsoft 365 and Domino-to-Office-365 Migration

Large-scale user and mail-platform migration, including a 6,000-user, 40-server migration completed in 30 days for Albemarle.

SharePoint, Email, and Server Migration to Azure

Full infrastructure migration into Azure, including the SharePoint, email, and server migration completed for Cobalt International Energy.

Post-Cutover Validation and Stabilization

Confirmation that the migration is complete, stable, and ready for ongoing operations, not just that the workloads moved.

Cloud Migration Services for Your Tech Stack

Microsoft Azure Microsoft 365 Amazon Web Services (AWS) Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

How We Work

Step 1: Assess Your Environment

Application dependencies, compliance needs, security requirements, and the business case documented before any workload moves.

Step 2: Name the Approach and Build the Roadmap

A rehost, replatform, or rearchitect approach matched to each workload, with the plan and cost controls defined before work starts.

Step 3: Execute the Migration

Workloads moved to Azure, AWS, GCP, or a hybrid environment with compliance controls and failover targets built into the plan from the start.

Step 4: Validate, Stabilize, and Hand Off

A confirmed, stable migration followed by a documented transition into ongoing support, so the environment doesn’t have to be relearned from scratch.

What Our Clients Say

We needed a flexible partner who could respond and adapt to our needs. Sparkhound has exceeded our expectations every step of the way.

Eric Abrams, IT Manager, Noble Energy

Case Studies

Albemarle: 6,000 Users Migrated to Office 365 in 30 Days

Sparkhound migrated 6,000 users and 40 Domino servers to Office 365 in 30 days while meeting EU GDPR requirements. Albemarle’s legal and compliance team went from the project’s biggest skeptics to its advocates.

Cobalt International Energy: Securing Business Continuity in Azure

Sparkhound migrated SharePoint, email, and servers into Azure for Cobalt International Energy, freeing IT staff for strategic work and protecting business continuity against data center loss.

Peloton: 70% Less On-Prem Footprint Through AWS

Sparkhound migrated Peloton’s WellView application to AWS using Amazon AppStream 2.0, cutting its on-prem legacy IT footprint by 70% and reducing software licensing and maintenance costs.

Ready to Talk About Your Migration?

Your migration should end with a plan for what happens next, not a question mark.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Cloud Migration Services

What Are Cloud Migration Services?

Cloud migration services are the planning, execution, and validation work required to move applications, data, and infrastructure to a cloud environment. They typically include assessment, dependency mapping, a migration roadmap, cutover planning, security controls, testing, and a handoff into ongoing operations.

What Is Included in a Cloud Migration Engagement Beyond the Actual Move?

A cloud migration engagement includes discovery, dependency mapping, migration planning, execution, post-cutover testing, and stabilization. It should also define the migration approach, security controls, cutover responsibilities, cost controls, and who owns the environment after workloads are live.

Who Manages Cost and Governance After a Cloud Migration Is Complete?

Cloud cost and governance need a named owner after migration. That may be an internal team, a managed cloud provider, or the migration partner under a separate managed cloud agreement. The important part is documenting responsibilities before cutover.

How Long Does a Typical Cloud Migration Take for a Mid-Market Company?

A cloud migration can take weeks to several months, depending on the number of workloads, application dependencies, data volume, and compliance requirements. The timeline should include assessment, planning, migration, testing, and stabilization, not only the cutover date.

What Causes Cloud Migrations to Go Over Budget?

Cloud migrations often go over budget when application dependencies are missed, data volumes are underestimated, environments are oversized, or ownership after cutover is unclear. Upfront dependency mapping, a defined migration approach, cost controls, and change management reduce those risks.

Does Sparkhound Support Both Azure and AWS Migrations?

Yes. Sparkhound supports cloud migrations to Azure and AWS, including hybrid and multi-cloud environments when 1 platform does not fit every workload. The migration plan should identify the platform, dependencies, migration approach, and validation requirements for each workload.

What Compliance Requirements Apply During a Cloud Migration?

Cloud migration compliance requirements depend on the industry and data involved. Common requirements include HIPAA, GDPR, PCI DSS, encryption, access controls, audit logging, and data-retention policies. The migration plan should document the controls, owners, and evidence required before cutover.

What’s the Difference Between Cloud Migration and Managed Cloud Services?

Cloud migration services move applications, data, and infrastructure to the cloud. Managed cloud services operate, secure, monitor, optimize, and support the environment after cutover.