2026 Specialist Directory

Azure Migration Consulting Partners

27 firms with public Azure migration profiles — evaluated on partner tier, certifications, real pricing, and case study depth.

What is Azure migration consulting?

Azure migration consulting helps organizations move workloads to Microsoft Azure — from on-premises Windows Server and SQL Server environments, other clouds, or legacy data centers. Azure partners specialize in .NET application modernization, hybrid cloud with Azure Arc, and enterprise integrations with Microsoft 365 and Dynamics.

Leading Azure migration partners hold Microsoft Solutions Partner for Infrastructure or Azure Expert MSP designations. Azure's strong enterprise positioning makes it the natural choice for organizations already invested in the Microsoft ecosystem.

Typical pricing benchmarks

  • Migration assessment: $30K-$80K (4-8 weeks)
  • Mid-size migration: $200K-$600K
  • .NET app modernization: $50K-$200K per application
  • Enterprise migration (500+ workloads): $1M-$5M+

27 Azure Migration Partners

2nd Watch (Ollion)

Editorial profile topics: AWS · Azure · GCP · Navigation only; not verified partner status.

2nd Watch is best for enterprises evaluating an AWS migration with ongoing optimization, as 2nd Watch described its services in 2019, financial-services or retail workloads, and managed cloud operations, now delivered…

Poor fit: 2nd Watch is the wrong fit for buyers who need a standalone vendor with a stable, independently verifiable team, because it is no longer a standalone brand: since 2023 the practice operates inside Ollion, so current…

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Accenture Cloud

Editorial profile topics: AWS · Azure · GCP · Navigation only; not verified partner status.

Accenture Cloud is best for large enterprises and public-sector bodies running multi-year cloud programs across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. AWS lists Accenture as a Premier Tier Services Partner (AWS blog, 26 May…

Poor fit: Accenture Cloud is the wrong fit for a small company with one narrow cloud project, because Accenture describes itself as helping the world's leading enterprises and serves public sector, defense and national security…

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Atmosera

Editorial profile topics: Azure · Navigation only; not verified partner status.

Consider Atmosera when you want managed Azure operations with documented customer and provider roles, not ticket response alone.

Clarify: Which subscriptions, workloads, and security-response actions are included in baseline operations, and which require an enhanced service or a separate statement of work.

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Avanade

Editorial profile topics: Azure · Navigation only; not verified partner status.

Consider Avanade for a defined Azure operating service when you need a published baseline for monitoring, patching, incidents, and change control. Consider Avanade when the program stays Microsoft-centric on Azure and…

Clarify: Which service tier or separate agreement covers each workload. Avanade’s published comparison for the tiers shown excludes mission-critical workloads; ask what would cover those systems if they are in scope.

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Capgemini Cloud Services

Editorial profile topics: AWS · Azure · GCP · Navigation only; not verified partner status.

Capgemini Cloud Services is best for enterprises that need application modernization, migration, DevSecOps, and managed services from a multi-cloud integrator. Capgemini's AWS partner page lists 13,000+ certified…

Poor fit: Capgemini Cloud Services is the wrong fit for a buyer that needs published pricing or a single delivery location, because it publishes no pricing and describes hybrid onshore-offshore delivery. Confirm where the team…

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Cloudticity

Editorial profile topics: AWS · Azure · GCP · Navigation only; not verified partner status.

Cloudticity is best for healthcare and life-sciences organizations that need an AWS migration or managed environment with HIPAA and HITRUST controls built into operations; its MiHIN case study reports an 80% reduction…

Poor fit: Cloudticity is the wrong fit for buyers outside healthcare, because it describes itself as a healthcare-only cloud enablement partner. Its team is small by the figures available (a remote workforce of 35 per a January…

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Cognizant Cloud Services

Editorial profile topics: AWS · Azure · GCP · Navigation only; not verified partner status.

Consider Cognizant when Azure operations must run alongside a wider hybrid or multicloud modernization program.

Clarify: Who owns the operating model for Azure versus other clouds, and which teams may investigate, remediate, approve production changes, and communicate during an incident.

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Deloitte Cloud

Editorial profile topics: AWS · Azure · GCP · Navigation only; not verified partner status.

Deloitte Cloud is best for large enterprises that want cloud strategy and migration planning on AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, with technical delivery and managed services available. Deloitte describes multi-cloud…

Poor fit: Deloitte Cloud is the wrong fit for an audit client of Deloitte & Touche LLP or its affiliates, because Deloitte says independence restrictions may stop it providing certain services to them. Confirm which cloud…

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DXC Technology

Editorial profile topics: AWS · Azure · GCP · Navigation only; not verified partner status.

DXC Technology is best for a large enterprise with a mainframe, SAP, or complex legacy estate that needs one integrator to migrate and operate workloads across AWS, Azure, GCP, or hybrid cloud; its insurance case moved…

Poor fit: DXC Technology is the wrong fit for an SMB, startup, or cloud-native buyer seeking a fast, specialist engagement, because it describes its customers as global enterprises and public sector organizations and its work…

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EPAM Systems

Editorial profile topics: AWS · Azure · GCP · Navigation only; not verified partner status.

EPAM Systems is best for a large enterprise that needs software-engineering depth across cloud modernization and production AI on AWS, Azure, or GCP; its Louis Dreyfus engagement moved 1,500+ virtual machines into three…

Poor fit: EPAM Systems is the wrong fit for a lean, price-led single-cloud project that would be better served by a focused boutique, or for a buyer unwilling to contractually pin down delivery geography and seniority, because…

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HCLTech

Editorial profile topics: AWS · Azure · GCP · Navigation only; not verified partner status.

HCLTech is best for a large enterprise that wants one long-term integrator for a complex AWS, Azure, and GCP transformation, SAP migration, or managed-cloud program, backed by a listed pool of 40,000+ certified cloud…

Poor fit: HCLTech is the wrong fit for an SMB, a boutique cloud-native build, or a highly specialized single-platform workload where named expert access matters more than global scale, because its cloud copy is aimed at…

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IBM Consulting

Editorial profile topics: AWS · Azure · GCP · Navigation only; not verified partner status.

IBM Consulting is best for large enterprises modernizing hybrid or multicloud estates, especially around Red Hat OpenShift or SAP S/4HANA. IBM describes itself as an AWS Premier Tier Services Partner and states 50+…

Poor fit: IBM Consulting is the wrong fit for a buyer that wants a single-hyperscaler build with no IBM or Red Hat tooling, because IBM positions its delivery around hybrid cloud, Red Hat OpenShift, and its own IBM Consulting…

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Infosys

Editorial profile topics: AWS · Azure · GCP · Navigation only; not verified partner status.

Infosys is best for a global enterprise coordinating a multi-country transformation across AWS, Azure, and GCP, especially when SAP, Salesforce, Oracle, or regulated-industry integration must run through one systems…

Poor fit: Infosys is the wrong fit for an SMB, a cloud-native company, or a narrow single-platform build that needs specialist depth and a stable small team, because its 325,000+ employee generalist model favors breadth across…

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Kyndryl

Editorial profile topics: AWS · Azure · GCP · Navigation only; not verified partner status.

Kyndryl is best for large regulated enterprises that need to run and modernize mainframe and hybrid estates alongside AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. Kyndryl names AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft as hyperscaler partners,…

Poor fit: Kyndryl is the wrong fit for a team building a new cloud-native product or buying application development alone, because Kyndryl calls itself the world's largest IT infrastructure services provider and describes its…

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NTT DATA Cloud

Editorial profile topics: AWS · Azure · GCP · Navigation only; not verified partner status.

NTT DATA Cloud is best for enterprises that want migration, modernization, and managed cloud services from one provider across AWS and Azure. NTT DATA states it is an AWS premier-tier partner and a Microsoft Azure…

Poor fit: NTT DATA Cloud is the wrong fit for a buyer that wants a small, single-office team, because NTT DATA says it has experts in more than 70 countries (per NTT DATA, October 2026). Ask for the named delivery team, where it…

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Perficient

Editorial profile topics: Azure · AWS · GCP · Navigation only; not verified partner status.

Perficient is best for enterprise buyers that need Azure applications, data, Dynamics 365, or Power Platform work in healthcare, financial services, or manufacturing. Perficient states it is an AWS Premier Tier and…

Poor fit: Perficient is the wrong fit for a buyer that wants one team dedicated to a single cloud, because its cloud work spans Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud alongside Microsoft business applications. Ask for named, certified…

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Presidio

Editorial profile topics: AWS · Azure · GCP · Navigation only; not verified partner status.

Presidio is best for organizations that want AWS migration, security, managed services, and technology procurement from one provider. Presidio states it is an AWS Premier Tier Partner with 8 AWS Competencies, and lists…

Poor fit: Presidio is the wrong fit for a buyer that wants a security-only specialist, because Presidio's security work sits inside a general IT services business that also covers cloud, networking, workplace technology, and…

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Pythian

Editorial profile topics: GCP · AWS · Azure · Navigation only; not verified partner status.

Pythian is best for complex database migrations, data-platform architecture, and ongoing database operations, including the 24/7 database administration and managed operations it advertises.

Poor fit: Pythian is the wrong fit for a broad, non-data-centric cloud transformation, because its published services center on databases, data, analytics, and AI. Advertised 24/7 coverage is not a contract term; confirm support…

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Quantiphi

Editorial profile topics: GCP · AWS · Azure · Navigation only; not verified partner status.

Quantiphi is best for healthcare, financial-services, public-sector, or media buyers building AI on Google Cloud or AWS. Quantiphi states it is a Diamond Google Cloud partner and an AWS Premier Tier Services Partner.

Poor fit: Quantiphi is the wrong fit for an Azure-led program, because the partner awards and competencies on its site relate to Google Cloud and AWS. Ask for Azure references, and confirm where the delivery team would be based;…

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Rackspace Technology

Editorial profile topics: AWS · Azure · GCP · Navigation only; not verified partner status.

Consider Rackspace when you need a published boundary between managed operations, advisory work, and Elastic Engineering.

Clarify: Which work is covered by Modern Operations, what moves to professional services or Elastic Engineering, and who owns remediation after monitoring identifies a problem.

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Slalom

Editorial profile topics: AWS · Azure · GCP · Navigation only; not verified partner status.

Slalom is best for enterprise buyers moving to AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud who also need change management and adoption work from a local-market team. Slalom states it has 54 offices in 12 countries and is an AWS…

Poor fit: Slalom is the wrong fit for a buyer whose main need is a large, long-term managed-services contract, because it announced its Agentic Managed Services offering only on September 30, 2026 and its pages describe…

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SoftwareONE

Editorial profile topics: Azure · AWS · Navigation only; not verified partner status.

Consider SoftwareOne when different Azure accounts need different support levels and you want the tier boundary written into the contract.

Clarify: For every Azure account, which tier applies today, which activities stay recommendations versus provider-executed changes, and how work is handled when the published premium tier is not offered on Azure.

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STX Next

Editorial profile topics: AWS · Azure · GCP · Navigation only; not verified partner status.

STX Next is best for mid-market and enterprise teams, especially in industrial and financial sectors, that need Python, data engineering, or cloud work on AWS, Azure, or GCP. STX Next states it is an AWS Advanced Tier…

Poor fit: STX Next is the wrong fit for a buyer that needs a large managed-services operator, because its cloud page lists 24/7 support only as an add-on to its Cloud Center of Excellence package. Confirm support hours and US…

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TCS Cloud

Editorial profile topics: AWS · Azure · GCP · Navigation only; not verified partner status.

TCS Cloud is best for large enterprises running migration, managed-services, or SAP programs on AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud. AWS lists TCS as a Premier Tier Services Partner; TCS stated 21 AWS competencies in December…

Poor fit: TCS Cloud is the wrong fit for a small project that needs a compact, mostly local team, because TCS runs a global delivery model with 598K+ employees in 56 countries and 194 service delivery centers (per TCS, October…

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Thoughtworks

Editorial profile topics: AWS · Azure · GCP · Navigation only; not verified partner status.

Thoughtworks is best for enterprises modernizing mainframe, monolith, or data estates on AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud in increments. Thoughtworks describes itself as an AWS Premier Partner with 600+ AWS-certified staff…

Poor fit: Thoughtworks is the wrong fit for a buyer that wants a plain rehost with no application change, because its published offers center on incremental modernization rather than one-time migrations. If you also need managed…

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Wipro Cloud

Editorial profile topics: AWS · Azure · GCP · Navigation only; not verified partner status.

Wipro Cloud is best for large enterprises that want migration, infrastructure, and managed cloud services across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. Wipro describes itself as an AWS Premier Consulting Partner and an Azure…

Poor fit: Wipro Cloud is the wrong fit for a buyer that wants a small, single-office team, because Wipro employs 240,000+ people in 65 countries (per Wipro, May 2026). Ask who the named delivery team is and where it sits.

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Xebia

Editorial profile topics: AWS · Azure · GCP · Navigation only; not verified partner status.

Consider Xebia when you need to scope a project implementation and a post-launch operating model in one procurement thread.

Clarify: Separate the build-and-handover work from the managed-service option: ask for implementation milestones, acceptance and rollback evidence, knowledge-transfer deliverables, and a named post-launch responsibility matrix.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does Azure migration consulting cost? +
Typical costs: Assessment and planning $30K-$80K, mid-size migration $200K-$600K, enterprise migration $1M-$5M+. .NET app modernization adds $50K-$200K per application. Hourly rates range from $175-$400 depending on partner tier and specialization.
What's the best approach for migrating .NET apps to Azure? +
Options by complexity: Rehost to Azure VMs (fastest, lowest risk), re-platform to Azure App Service or AKS (moderate effort, cloud benefits), or refactor to microservices on Azure Functions/Container Apps (highest effort, best long-term ROI). Most partners recommend a portfolio approach — different strategies for different applications.
Should I choose an Azure Expert MSP partner? +
Azure Expert MSP is Microsoft's highest managed services validation. These partners have audited operations, proven automation, and dedicated Azure practices. For production workloads and enterprise environments, this designation provides meaningful assurance of operational maturity.
How long does Azure migration take? +
Assessment: 4-8 weeks. Pilot migration: 4-6 weeks. Full migration: 3-12+ months depending on scope. .NET modernization typically adds 2-6 months. Hybrid cloud setups (Azure Arc, ExpressRoute) require 6-12 weeks for infrastructure. Most partners recommend a 90-day proof of value before committing to full migration.