ICT 365 migrates on-premises systems to Microsoft 365 and Azure: SharePoint Server, file shares, Active Directory and custom applications. Support for SharePoint Server 2016 and 2019 ended on 14 July 2026 – anyone still running on-premises does so without security updates. We move your content to the cloud in a structured way: from inventory through test migration to a cutover in waves.
Migration projects rarely start too early – usually too late. Typical situations:
From the first analysis to the care phase after the move:
The most important migration decisions are made before the first byte moves.
We migrate in waves rather than a big bang: pilot areas first, then department by department – keeping risk small and users working. Before anything moves, we clean up: redundant, outdated and trivial content stays behind, which shortens the migration and lets the new environment start clean. Old workflows and customisations are not copied but rebuilt on Power Platform and SPFx – the old platform is the trigger, not the blueprint. And where individual workloads must stay on-premises for compliance reasons, we say so honestly – including the SharePoint Server Subscription Edition alternative.
The move pays off well beyond end-of-support – it opens the door to everything that follows.
In Microsoft 365, manual security patching disappears, collaboration with externals runs through guest accounts instead of VPN, and AI features such as Microsoft 365 Copilot build on cleanly migrated, correctly permissioned content. That is exactly why every migration includes a permissions and governance concept – so the new environment does not inherit the old one's disorder.
Building the quality management system on SharePoint and Power Platform, we transferred documents from different sources into the new system.
For the worldwide PLM application on Dataverse we took over the historical data – the basis for reporting and the global rollout.
Which systems are affected, what end-of-support means for you and what comes first – openly and without migration romance.
Content, permissions, customisations and data clutter are captured – you receive a migration plan with a reliable effort estimate.
Information architecture, permission model and a trial run with real content – surprises happen in the test, not in the cutover.
Pilot area first, then the rest in order – with clear communication to users and training where needed.
The move is completed under control; afterwards we stay close until the new environment is everyday routine.
Data volume, the number of customisations and workflows, the quality of permissions – and how much is cleaned up beforehand – decide the effort. After the inventory you receive a reliable estimate. Cleaning up lowers the cost noticeably; dragging outdated data along is the most expensive mistake.
A manageable environment migrates in weeks, grown farms with custom developments take longer – a serious figure follows the analysis. Thanks to waves, first areas work in the new environment early instead of waiting for the overall finish.
Since 14 July 2026 there are no more security updates; every newly discovered vulnerability stays open. That is no reason to panic, but it is a reason for a project with a clear timeline. Until the move, the risk can be contained – such measures cannot replace the migration.
They are assessed: much of it Microsoft 365 now covers out of the box, the rest is rebuilt with Power Automate, Power Apps or SPFx – usually leaner than the original. A one-to-one copy of old customisations into the cloud is almost always the worst option.
No. Workloads that must stay local for compliance reasons can run on SharePoint Server Subscription Edition or in Azure – hybrid, with a clear justification per workload. We recommend the cloud where it measurably takes work off your hands, not on principle.
Yes – and that is a good thing: modern interfaces, better search, Teams integration. To keep the change smooth, communication, pilot users and training are part of the project; migrating in waves keeps disruption to daily business small.
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