Watson Inform Technology is the consulting arm of WATSON INTERNATIONAL CONSULTING LIMITED, and it exists for one reason: cloud migrations go wrong far too often, and they do not have to. We have spent years watching businesses move to the cloud badly, usually because nobody took the time to understand what was already running before switching things off. So we built a practice around doing that groundwork properly, with small teams, plain language and a healthy respect for the systems you already rely on.

The work we take on is deliberately narrow. We help small and mid-sized organisations move servers, databases and file storage to cloud platforms, mainly Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365. We are not trying to sell you a platform or a licence bundle; we are there to plan the move, do the move and make sure you can run what is left afterwards. If your existing setup is fine as it is, we will tell you so, even when that means the job is smaller than you expected.

What sets our work apart is the pace. Some migrations can be done in a few weeks, others take months, and we would rather be honest about which yours is than hurry a switch that touches your payroll or your patient records. We keep the old system running alongside the new for as long as it takes your team to trust the change, and we do not consider a job finished until your own people can manage the day-to-day running without us.

You will deal with the same small group of people from the first call to the final handover. That matters to us, because migrations are as much about confidence as they are about technology. We are happy to work alongside your existing IT provider, or to be the only technical voice in the room, whichever suits you. What we will not do is disappear into a support queue once the work is done.

For a first step, book a call and tell us what you have. We will give you a straight answer about what a migration would involve, what it might cost and whether it is worth doing at all. You can find the details on our get in touch page, and there is no charge for the first conversation.