Hybrid Multi-Cloud Readiness for UK Public Sector
CUSTOMER BACKGROUND
A newly formed unitary local authority in the UK was established through the local government reorganisation and merger of four predecessor councils. This operational shift consolidated four separate IT organizations, fragmented application estates, multiple legacy datacenters, and uncoordinated public cloud subscriptions under a single public sector entity. To achieve long-term efficiency and streamline service delivery across its region, the authority required complete visibility to reconcile its combined infrastructure into a unified cloud strategy.
 
 
 
Key Challenges:
Multi-Environment Scope
Assessing ~800 servers distributed across four legacy datacenters
Dependency Mapping
Capturing inter-datacenter network traffic and process connections to de-risk migration planning.
Public Sector Compliance
Adhering strictly to UK public sector security frameworks, GDPR rules, and ISO 27001 standards
Cloud Cost Visibility
Evaluating multi-cloud pricing models across Azure and AWS to establish accurate post migration TCO.
Wave Planning Accuracy
Structuring logical migration move-groups without disrupting live public sector digital operations.
Executive Decision Support
Generating actionable reporting to align council leadership on cloud architecture sign-offs.
Business Impact:
Corent MaaS successfully delivered total estate visibility across ~800 hybrid servers, resolving hidden asset dependencies and reconciling legacy inventories. The authority received right-sized target cloud cost models for Azure and AWS alongside validated migration move groups, eliminating risk for future cloud execution and giving executive leadership a data-backed transition roadmap.