Microsoft 365 & Azure migration
Tenant-to-tenant migrations, hybrid cutovers, and the discovery work that tells you which workloads are ready to move and which need a year of cleanup first.
Migration, implementation, and solutions development for organizations ready to move their workloads to Microsoft Cloud — without the rework that comes from going too fast or the drift that comes from going alone.
Eight capabilities across the full Microsoft Cloud surface. Engaged together for net-new builds, or à-la-carte to fix a workload that didn't land cleanly the first time.
Tenant-to-tenant migrations, hybrid cutovers, and the discovery work that tells you which workloads are ready to move and which need a year of cleanup first.
Sales, Customer Service, and Field Service on Dataverse — implementations, migrations off legacy CRMs, and the integrations that connect D365 to your finance, identity, and content stack.
Customer and citizen-facing portals on Power Platform — registration, case intake, document submission, and self-service against your D365 / Dataverse data, with the authentication and accessibility your audit team will ask about.
Custom Power Apps, automated workflows, and Dataverse models — built with the governance and lifecycle controls that keep your low-code estate from becoming an unmaintainable sprawl.
Azure landing zones, identity, network topology, and the platform foundation your future workloads will live on for the next decade.
Custom applications, APIs, and integrations on .NET, TypeScript, and Power Platform — delivered by an in-house team you can audit.
Entra ID design, conditional access, sensitivity labels, Defender for Cloud — the controls that pass an audit, configured with operations in mind.
Cost management, monitoring, FinOps reviews, and the day-2 practices that determine whether your cloud bill is predictable or just a line item.
A federal department's stakeholder workflows had grown out of disconnected legacy tools — casework routed by hand, external forms scattered across point solutions, and no repeatable path from a new business idea to a deployed Dynamics 365 release.
The build delivered the platform end-to-end. Dataverse data models and D365 CRM apps for internal officers, Power Pages portals for external stakeholders (Liquid and JavaScript for in-form business rules), role- and field-level security aligned to Protected B, and Azure DevOps CI/CD pipelines that turned manual solution imports into a one-click, version-controlled release across Dev → Test → Prod.
The Government of Manitoba launched a province-wide program reimbursing eligible businesses up to $2,500 for security upgrades — cameras, alarms, lighting, and other prevention-focused improvements. From legislative announcement to live intake, the program needed a public-facing portal, eligibility rules, document upload, and an auditable path through to disbursement.
The platform was built on Power Pages and Dynamics 365: a public portal where businesses register, upload receipts, and track status; a D365 case-management surface where program officers review, approve, and process payments; and a Dataverse model tying applicants, applications, and disbursements together with the lineage required for the program's first reporting cycle.
Press: Manitoba launches $2,500 business security rebate — Winnipeg Free Press