Move from outdated systems to a confident cloud future
Legacy platforms keep raising maintenance costs and slowing every release, yet a poorly planned move can take core systems offline.
QKTech takes a structured, low-risk approach to cloud migration with deep pre-assessments of infrastructure, workloads and business priorities. We minimize disruptions during the move and give CIOs and IT leaders a new environment to scale free of legacy infrastructure constraints and costs.
Using automation accelerators and Sailor, our AI-driven multi-cloud platform, we simplify migration across AWS, Azure and GCP, while strengthening compliance, visibility and long-term agility.
Focus areas
End-to-end execution
Assessment & Roadmap Design
Before migration, QKTech partners with your IT team to map out your current applications, infrastructure and dependencies. The result is a clear, step-by-step, business-aligned roadmap that identifies what to migrate, rehost, refactor or retire.
By aligning with your business goals, compliance needs and risk appetite, we help you avoid surprises, reduce costs and minimize disruption.
Cloud Migration Execution
QKTech’s certified cloud teams and proven accelerators execute migrations of applications, databases and infrastructure to AWS, Azure or GCP quickly and safely.
Automated processes, rollback plans and thorough testing ensure business continuity, reduce manual errors and shorten switchover windows with zero data loss.
Application Modernization
We refactor legacy monoliths like mainframes, OpenVMS and VME into modern, modular microservices. With CI/CD pipelines built in, teams reliably develop and deploy faster.
The resulting cloud-native applications are more resilient and carry less technical debt, with independent scaling, failover and better developer productivity.
Post-Migration Optimization
We continue to optimize after the move, avoiding cost overruns and security gaps. With centralized monitoring, observability setup, FinOps-led cost governance and strong security controls, your environment stays efficient and compliant.
Ongoing tuning improves uptime and boosts responsiveness, ensuring your investment stays secure and high-performing.
Pick a feature or go full-suite
Each capability runs on its own or as part of a full migration program.
FinOps-led cost tracking and optimization
Compliance-focused observability setup
Built-in governance and audit trails
Proactive anomaly detection and faster resolution
SLO-based alerting to reduce noise
Centralized visibility across multi-cloud environments
Outcomes that grow with you
QKTech has more than 25 years of helping businesses accelerate growth and innovate faster. We’ve migrated more than 2,000 apps across a variety of industries. Here are some of the results our customers see.
30%
lower Total Cost of Ownership
2X
faster time to market with CI/CD
FinOps
gives smarter cost control
Zero
data loss, minimal downtime
Lower
technical debt via legacy refactoring
100%
visibility into cloud operations
Common questions about cloud migration and modernization
What is the difference between cloud migration and modernization?
Migration moves an application to the cloud largely as it is. Modernization refactors it, often from a monolith into microservices, which lets it scale, recover and release independently.
How do you decide what to rehost, refactor or retire?
The assessment maps each application against its business value, dependencies, compliance needs and technical debt, and the roadmap assigns a path to each one before any workload moves.
Can legacy mainframe applications move to the cloud?
Yes. We refactor monoliths running on mainframes, OpenVMS and VME into modular microservices with CI/CD pipelines built in.
How do you keep cloud costs from rising after migration?
FinOps-led cost governance tracks spend by team and service from day one, and Sailor gives full visibility into cloud assets and usage across providers.
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