A deadline that forces the question
Windows Server 2016 extended support ends on 12 January 2027. Planning a refresh is the natural moment to decide what moves to the cloud.
Source: Microsoft Lifecycle Policy

Moving servers to the cloud can cut risk and cost, or simply move both to a new bill. A readiness assessment and a secure landing zone decide which, before the first workload moves.
Every application and server assessed: move as is, modernise, replace with SaaS or keep on premises.
Cloud running costs compared with your current spend, including licences, backup and support.
Secure foundations in Azure or AWS: identity, networking, policy, logging, backup and tagging.
Workloads moved in planned waves, tested and signed off one at a time.
Data locations documented for client due diligence and regulatory oversight of cloud providers.
Right sizing, reservations, budgets and alerts so the bill stays predictable.
Workloads, costs and dependencies reviewed.
Landing zone configured and secured.
Workloads moved in tested waves.
Costs and performance tuned.
Windows Server 2016 extended support ends on 12 January 2027. Planning a refresh is the natural moment to decide what moves to the cloud.
Source: Microsoft Lifecycle Policy
Sometimes. It depends on the workloads, how they are sized and how much of your current cost is hardware, power and support. The readiness assessment compares the numbers.
Both are strong. Azure often suits organisations built on Microsoft 365 and Windows; AWS suits some application workloads. We recommend based on your systems and skills.
You choose the region. We document locations for client due diligence and regulators.
Tell us what you're working on. We'll listen, ask the right questions and recommend a practical next step. No obligation.