Migration, Consolidation and Colocation

The expensive part of a migration is not the move. It is the weeks of running both.

Two sets of hardware, two sets of licences, two support contracts and two teams, for as long as the cutover takes. That overlap is the largest line in most migration budgets and the one most often missing from the first estimate.

Schedule SECCOM to build your real move-group list and the overlap window it implies.

What you get. Application dependency groups, a cutover sequence, and the dual-run cost for each window. The schedule stops being a technical given and becomes a commercial decision your CFO can take, in the financial year the money is actually sanctioned in.

Where SECCOM stops. SECCOM does not own a data centre. For colocation SECCOM specifies the rack, power, cross-connect and access requirements, evaluates providers against them, and runs the move. The facility contract is yours with the provider.