Cloud assessment & roadmap
Review applications, dependencies, infrastructure and operating costs to prioritise the right migration and modernisation opportunities.
Make your next cloud move a deliberate one. MetaDynamic helps you assess workloads, establish an Azure foundation and migrate with clear controls for reliability, security and cost.

Cloud adoption begins with the business requirement: what must improve, what cannot be interrupted and who will operate the result. We translate those answers into architecture, a migration plan and practical service ownership.
Microsoft Azure provides the platform. We help shape the environment around your applications, data, connectivity and recovery needs—from an initial workload to a wider hybrid estate.
Review applications, dependencies, infrastructure and operating costs to prioritise the right migration and modernisation opportunities.
Design subscriptions, identity, network connectivity, policy and shared services before workloads arrive.
Plan migration waves, test dependencies, agree cutover and rollback, and choose where a workload should be modernised.
Connect on-premises and Azure environments through an access and network design suited to your applications and locations.
Translate recovery objectives into protection, recovery procedures and scheduled validation with application owners.
Establish monitoring, ownership, budgets and capacity reviews so service performance and spend stay visible.
Plan application and database moves with dependency checks and agreed continuity requirements.
Prepare connectivity, access and operating boundaries for Fabric, databases and analytical workloads.
Account for site connectivity, operational dependencies and the workloads that must remain local.
A successful migration is followed by a service that can be run. We agree who responds to alerts, how changes are released and how recovery is tested.
Workload assessment, target design and a prioritised delivery plan.
Configured environments, migration evidence and acceptance checks.
Runbooks, monitoring, recovery procedures and agreed support boundaries.
Our scope can include cloud assessment, architecture, landing zones, migration, hybrid integration, resilience and ongoing optimisation. Deliverables and support responsibilities are agreed for each engagement.
An Azure landing zone establishes the identity, connectivity, governance and management foundations for workloads. The design should match the organisation’s size, responsibilities and application requirements.
No. We assess each workload’s business value, dependencies, latency, data requirements and operating costs. Retaining, retiring, replacing or modernising an application may be more appropriate than migrating it.
Yes. We can plan Azure alongside on-premises systems, with explicit connectivity, identity, monitoring and ownership requirements. Plant and branch constraints are considered during discovery.
No blanket guarantee is appropriate. Downtime tolerances, recovery objectives and cost assumptions must be agreed and tested against the actual workload before cutover.
Implementation covers the agreed design and delivery work. Azure consumption, third-party licences and ongoing support are estimated separately, with assumptions for usage and growth.
Start with your workload priorities, current constraints and business objectives. We will help define a practical Azure roadmap.