Cloud Services Company
in Philadelphia

The cost depends on the work involved: the number of servers and applications to move, the amount of data, the security and compliance needs, and whether you want a one-off migration or ongoing management. Your monthly cloud bill from the provider is separate from our fees. After a free assessment we give you a written price for our work, so you know the cost upfront.

We start with an assessment of your current servers, applications and data. Once you approve the plan and the price, we set up access and begin with a small, low-risk part of the migration or build. The start date depends on the size of your environment and how quickly access can be arranged, and we agree it in writing before work begins.

Yes, when a project calls for it, though most of our cloud work is delivered remotely through secure consoles and your own tools. Any hands-on work at your premises, such as retiring old servers or installing network equipment, is agreed in writing with its cost and timing before the engagement starts. Clients are also welcome at our Chestnut Street office to meet the team, review plans and go over monthly reports.

Response targets for managed cloud support are written into your agreement before work starts and are set by priority, so outages and security issues always come first and routine requests are handled in order. We agree the targets with you based on how critical each system is, report on them every month and review them together whenever your needs change.

Yes. We set up your cloud with the controls that HIPAA, SOC 2 and PCI DSS expect, such as encryption, access control, logging, backups and network separation, using the compliance tools each provider offers. We document everything and keep the records your auditor will ask for. We do not issue certifications ourselves, but we work alongside your auditor so the evidence is ready.

Contract length depends on the service and is agreed before work starts. Migration projects end when the agreed systems are live and handed over. Ongoing management runs for a term that suits your planning, and we explain the notice period in plain language. Because your accounts are in your name, you can move management to another team at any time without losing anything.

Check four things before you sign. Ask about migrations they have completed for businesses like yours. Read reviews on independent sites and talk to a current client. Confirm that the cloud accounts will be in your name. Then ask what ongoing management includes and how it is priced. A provider that answers all four clearly is usually a safe choice.