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BIPROGY and UNIADEX have started offering a new service called the Cloud Migration Pack. The objective is very straightforward. The intent is to assist businesses in migrating their on-premise VMware environments to the cloud in a way that does not last for several years and become very frustrating. The service is designed for systems operating with around 10 to 50 virtual servers and includes all aspects from migration to daily operations.
The timing is not a coincidence. After Broadcom took over VMware in 2023, the licensing schemes and the costs for on-premise VMware vSphere environments have varied drastically. This change has made a lot of companies re-evaluate their infrastructure and thus, the cloud has become one of the options they are considering seriously.
On the ground, though, reality looks messier. System teams are struggling with a lack of cloud migration know-how and people. There are real worries about disrupting existing business systems. Questions around post-migration operations, security, and cost visibility remain unresolved. These issues rarely surface clearly at the management level, but they are very real for the teams expected to execute. The result is familiar. Everyone agrees cloud migration matters, yet decisions stall and action gets delayed.
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The Cloud Migration Pack is BIPROGY and UNIADEX’s response to that gap. It is a packaged service designed to remove uncertainty and friction, while supporting migration to either Amazon Web Services or Microsoft Azure.
At its core, the service offers one-stop support. It starts with assessment and onboarding, moves through cloud infrastructure setup and migration work, and continues into operational monitoring. Dedicated lines are included, and operations can be monitored around the clock. The idea is to lower the operational load on internal teams while making cloud adoption predictable and manageable. With this approach, cloud operations can begin in as little as three months.
The package is aimed at environments running 10 to 50 virtual servers. It includes a simple assessment, onboarding support, cloud infrastructure construction, migration, operational monitoring, and dedicated connectivity. Configuration examples are available, starting from a 10 VM model.
For companies thinking seriously about cloud migration, the message is straightforward. Migration alone is not enough. Design, operations, security, and reliability all matter just as much. The BIPROGY Group positions the Cloud Migration Pack as a way to cover that entire lifecycle, backed by years of technical experience and delivery track record.
In short, this is not about selling the cloud as an idea. It is about making the move realistic for teams that actually have to run it.
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