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Business email, files and cloud, set up properly
Professional email on your own domain, shared files people can find, and cloud services that are secure and sensibly priced. We set up, move and manage Microsoft 365, Google Workspace and cloud hosting for you.
The problem we solve
Free email and personal drives do not scale
Many organisations run on personal email accounts and files saved on individual laptops. It works until someone leaves, a laptop is stolen, or a client asks why your invoices come from a free email address.
Moving to a proper business platform fixes that, but only if it is set up carefully: domain records, security settings, sharing rules and licences all matter.
What you get
Cloud services, done right
Business email on your domain
Mailboxes, shared inboxes and aliases on your own domain, with SPF, DKIM and DMARC so your mail is trusted.
Safe migrations
Email, calendars and files moved from your old provider or from personal accounts with minimal disruption.
Files and collaboration
Shared drives, Teams or Google Chat, set up with a sensible structure and permissions.
Security settings
Multi-factor sign-in, sign-in rules, device policies and alerts configured, not left on defaults.
Licences and costs
The right plan for each person, unused licences removed, and clear advice on charges billed in foreign currency.
Cloud hosting
Websites, applications and file servers hosted with a major cloud provider or a local data centre, sized, secured and backed up.
Where your data lives
Cloud choices, explained honestly
There is no hyperscale cloud region in Nigeria. The major providers serve Nigerian customers from South Africa, Europe and elsewhere, and AWS has a Local Zone in Lagos. We explain what that means for speed, cost and the Nigeria Data Protection Act, and recommend local hosting where it fits better.
- Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace data is generally stored outside Nigeria
- Personal data sent abroad needs a lawful basis under the NDPA
- Some government and regulated workloads have residency rules
- Local data centres can suit backups, latency-sensitive systems and residency needs
How it works
How a move to the cloud works
Review
We look at your current email, files, domains and devices, and agree the target setup and licences.
Prepare
Accounts created, security configured and domain records staged, with a timeline your staff know about.
Move
Email, calendars and files migrated in planned stages, with the final switch timed for a quiet period.
Settle in
Staff helped onto the new tools, old services closed, and the setup documented.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace?
Both are excellent. Microsoft 365 suits organisations that live in Word, Excel and Outlook or need tighter device management; Google Workspace suits teams that work mostly in the browser. We compare them against how you work and what you already use.
Will we lose email during the move?
A well-planned migration copies mail in the background before the switch, so nothing is lost. There is a short window when new mail starts arriving in the new system, and we plan it for a quiet time.
Can you manage our licences?
Yes. We can manage your subscriptions, adjust them as people join and leave, and explain any charges billed in foreign currency.
Is our data safe in the cloud?
The major platforms are very secure, but most incidents come from weak settings and stolen passwords. We switch on multi-factor sign-in, configure the security features you are paying for, and back up what the platform does not.
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