Cloud & AI / capability
Cloud Migration and Modernisation
A workload running flat all day is the worst candidate for a per-hour price. Applications are sorted into move, rebuild and stay, arithmetic attached.
The workloads easiest to move to cloud are usually the ones that save the least.
A lift and shift moves the cost, it does not remove it. A workload that runs flat all day, every day, generally costs less to own than to rent, and the applications that genuinely gain are the ones that scale up and down, which are rarely the ones on the shortlist.
Ask SECCOM to sort your real application list into what should move, what should be rebuilt and what should stay. The sorting is the work. The migration is the easy part afterwards.
What you get. A placement decision per application with the arithmetic attached: run cost today, run cost after, and the one-off cost of getting there. Three columns your finance team can check.
Where SECCOM stops. Refactoring an application is your development team's work or your software publisher's. SECCOM sizes it, sequences it and builds the target it lands on.