Your customers do not care that you are moving office. Cloudswitched ensures they never notice — with zero downtime strategies that keep your business running throughout the relocation.
Parallel infrastructure at the new site goes live before the old site is decommissioned — your business never goes offline.
Critical services are temporarily hosted in the cloud during the physical move, maintaining access for staff and customers.
Teams move in phases over several days rather than all at once, spreading risk and ensuring support is available at every stage.
For many businesses, even a few hours of downtime during an office move is unacceptable. Customer-facing operations, e-commerce platforms, call centres and professional services firms all need to maintain service continuity regardless of what is happening behind the scenes. Cloudswitched achieves zero downtime office moves through a combination of parallel infrastructure, cloud-based failover and staged team migrations. We set up the new office with a fully operational IT environment before anyone moves. Critical systems run simultaneously at both locations during the transition, and staff move in planned waves with support at both ends. The result is a seamless transition where customers, partners and remote workers experience no interruption whatsoever.
Both offices run simultaneously for a defined overlap period. The new site is fully operational before the old one is decommissioned, eliminating any single point of failure.
For on-premise servers, we spin up temporary cloud instances that serve requests during the physical migration window. Once the new site is live, traffic cuts back to local infrastructure.
Rather than moving everyone on the same day, staff relocate in waves over three to five days. This ensures IT support is available at both sites throughout the transition.
Yes. With cloud-based systems, VoIP phones and parallel internet connections, even a small business can maintain continuous operations during a move. The cost is modest compared to lost revenue.
Typically fifteen to twenty-five per cent more than a standard weekend move, mainly due to the overlapping internet costs and temporary cloud hosting. For businesses where downtime means lost revenue, the investment pays for itself.
Yes, using temporary cloud hosting. We migrate your workloads to cloud instances before the move, then migrate back to on-premise hardware at the new site once it is installed and tested.
Typically three to five working days. This gives enough time for all staff to migrate in phases and for any issues to be resolved before the old site is shut down.
We decommission the remaining equipment, securely wipe any data, and either dispose of or redeploy the hardware. The old internet connection is cancelled once the overlap period ends.
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