Most migration assessments are a PDF delivered once and forgotten. Pathfinder keeps re-scanning your estate, re-ranking what to migrate next, and tracking every funding milestone — so the plan stays true for the entire multi-year journey, not just week one.
Pathfinder is in active design with early-access migration partners. The readiness estimate below reflects the same phased methodology our cloud migration practice already uses on client engagements.
A one-time migration assessment is stale the moment your estate changes — new workloads, new acquisitions, new priorities.
Once the initial roadmap is delivered, most teams have no mechanism to re-rank what should move next as business priorities shift.
AWS MAP and Azure Accelerate funding is tied to specific assessment and cutover milestones — easy to miss if nobody is tracking the roadmap against the funding calendar.
Application dependency maps built at kickoff rarely get updated, so the "safe to migrate next" list quietly becomes wrong within a few months.
Re-inventories workloads, dependencies, and data flows on a recurring basis instead of a single kickoff snapshot.
Scores every remaining workload on migration complexity, business risk, and cost impact — and re-orders the roadmap as conditions change.
Maps your roadmap phases against AWS MAP and Azure Accelerate funding checkpoints so nothing gets left unclaimed.
Refreshes application dependency graphs automatically, so "safe to migrate next" is always current, not a guess from three months ago.
Running a multi-year, multi-wave migration who need the roadmap to stay accurate as the estate and business priorities evolve.
Own the dependency map and need it to reflect reality, not the state of the estate on day one of the engagement.
Tracking funding eligibility windows across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud alongside the technical migration timeline.
The same phased approach our migration practice runs today — productized so it keeps running for the life of the program.
Full estate inventory, dependency mapping, and funding eligibility check.
Landing zone build, governance setup, and wave-1 workload selection.
First wave of workloads move, roadmap re-scored, funding milestones tracked continuously.
A directional estimate based on workload count and complexity — refined into a real roadmap during Discovery.
Illustrative planning estimate only — actual timelines depend on dependency complexity, compliance requirements, and team capacity, and are refined during the Discovery phase.
Cloud migration is Varcio's founding practice — Pathfinder productizes the same phased methodology (Discovery, Mobilize, Migrate & Modernize) we run on every engagement.
Our Cloud Funding & Credits work tracks AWS MAP, Azure Accelerate, and Google RaMP in detail — Pathfinder plugs the roadmap directly into that same funding intelligence.
Our migration methodology already follows the AWS Migration Acceleration Program framework used to structure MAP funding eligibility.
Become an early access design partner and let's map your first three waves together.