Cloud Services covers the Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace environment itself: migrations, licensing, permissions, and cleanup — the layer above the network that most day-to-day work actually happens in.
A lot of cloud environments accumulate waste over time: unused licenses, shared drives with permissions nobody remembers granting, and accounts left active after someone leaves. Cleaning that up isn't just tidiness — it reduces both cost and security risk at the same time.
What this service includes
- Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace migration and setup
- License audit to cut unused or duplicate seats
- Permissions and shared-drive cleanup
- Ongoing account, security, and access management
Common problems this solves
- Paying for licenses nobody uses
- Shared drives and permissions nobody can explain
- A migration that was never fully finished
- Email, calendar, or file access issues traced back to cloud config
Platforms and environments
Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace — storage, identity, and common third-party app integrations.
Frequently asked questions
Can you migrate us without losing data or access during the switch?
Yes, migrations are planned and tested before the cutover, with a rollback plan in case anything doesn't transfer cleanly.
We're already on Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace — is there still a reason to do this?
Very often. Most existing environments have license waste, permission sprawl, or security gaps that built up over time even without a migration involved.
Do you handle the software side, or just the network?
Both. Cloud Services covers the software environment itself — accounts, permissions, licensing — while related services handle the network and devices that connect to it.
Example service scenarios
- Migrating from on-premise email/files to Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace
- Auditing licenses and permissions after the business has grown or changed
- Cleaning up shared drives so people can actually find what they need
Cloud and Account Management
- Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace administration — accounts, access, and user changes.
- User onboarding and offboarding, MFA, and password planning.
- Cloud systems are managed as part of the whole environment, not as isolated subscriptions.
Cloud services should make work easier, safer, and more organized.
Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and the tools around them need clear ownership and practical configuration.
- Review account security, permissions, and how people join and leave the system.
- Clean up confusion around who owns accounts, who can access data, and how recovery works.
- Recommend improvements that reduce support issues and help staff use the tools with confidence.
Recommended next step
A&G can include cloud review in the Blueprint or schedule a focused Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace assessment.