Practice Three
Move it without breaking it.
We move Oracle estates to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and, where the destination is SaaS, to Fusion Cloud. Most migration failures aren’t failures of cloud engineering; they’re failures to understand what was being moved. Our migration engineers are the people who spend their working lives inside these estates.
What We Migrate
Oracle Cloud migration services
On-premises Oracle to OCI
Database, middleware, applications and surrounding infrastructure, moved as one coordinated programme.
Middleware modernisation
SOA Suite and WebLogic integration estates to Oracle Integration Cloud, where the business case supports refactoring.
Near-zero-downtime database migration
Data Guard, GoldenGate and Zero Downtime Migration, sized to the tolerance your business actually has.
EBS and PeopleSoft to Fusion Cloud
For clients who have decided to retire customisation rather than carry it forward.
Landing zone, network and security
OCI foundations designed by the engineers who will operate them, with FinOps and run-cost reduction built in.
Data centre exits
The hardest category: a fixed external deadline, and discovery that is always worse than expected.
Method
Six paths, chosen per workload
There is no single right answer for an estate, only a right answer for each workload in it. Discovery assigns every application a disposition, which drives its cost, risk and position in the wave plan.
- Rehost
Lift and shift to OCI as-is
- Replatform
Move with targeted platform upgrades
- Refactor
Modernise, e.g. SOA to OIC
- Repurchase
Replace with Fusion Cloud SaaS
- Retain
Keep in place, for now
- Retire
Often the most valuable disposition
A report nobody reads, an integration whose consumer was decommissioned years ago, an environment kept alive by inertia: every workload retired before migration is cost that never moves to the cloud.
The Migration Factory
Industrialising the repeatable part
Understanding the estate, choosing dispositions and designing the target architecture is bespoke work. Build, test, validate, cut over and verify is the same sequence repeated hundreds of times. Programmes fail when they treat the second as though it were the first.
Most migration clients move directly into managed support, so the engineers who migrated the estate stay on to run it.
Have a migration and a date you cannot move?
Discovery, dispositions, a wave plan and a timeline you can defend.