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Results first. Infrastructure second.

An assistant for your documents, end-of-line verification, a platform for multiple services. Where artificial intelligence is applied is determined by your data, not by a catalog.

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This is what needs to work every morning.

Your servers, your workstations, your phone systems, and your identities. The foundation that no one notices as long as it holds, but that everyone notices the day it fails.

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Our approach is consultative: we tell you what we think, even when it’s not in our best interest. That’s what makes projects succeed.

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1995First project, using Microsoft SMS
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The Experts' Blog · Since 2017

Written by those who shape migration

155 articles publiés depuis 2017 : de la téléphonie Teams à Intune, d'Azure à Exchange, ce que nos consultants constatent sur les installations qu'ils reprennent — y compris quand l'annonce de Microsoft et la réalité du terrain ne disent pas la même chose. Pas de communiqué recopié, pas de livre blanc à échanger contre votre adresse.

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Power BI Premium P1 through P5: Switch to Microsoft Fabric before your contract expires

Microsoft retire les SKU Power BI Premium par capacité, de P1 à P5, au profit des capacités Microsoft Fabric, appelées SKU F. Un SKU est la référence commerciale d'une offre : ici, la taille de la capacité achetée. Il n'y a pas de date de…

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The blog covers only a portion of what we do, and nothing that is subject to a confidentiality agreement: audits, service contracts, and a good half of our migrations are not documented anywhere. Tell us about your situation, and we’ll let you know if we’ve handled a similar case before.

What You'll Find Here
  • Feedback from the installation. What worked, what took two nights, and the detail we didn't see coming.
  • Microsoft announcements as they apply to a Swiss small business —what they really mean for a budget, a license, or an end-of-support date.
  • Comparisons made because a customer asked the question: Intune vs. Workspace ONE , the Queues app vs. a third-party contact center, Azure versus the existing on-site solution.
  • Articles that are getting old—and show it. The year is on every line: a text from 2019 that Skype for Business is still useful, as long as you know it’s from 2019.
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  • No content in exchange for your email address. You can read everything without filling out a form, without creating an account, and without subscribing to a newsletter.
  • None of the text was written by an agency. The authors are the consultants who carry out the assignments; that explains the tone—and sometimes the English titles.
  • There are no reviews regarding your installation. An article describes a specific case—not yours—with its history, previously purchased licenses, and availability constraints.
  • No sponsored rankings. We partner with several publishers, and we disclose this when it affects our recommendations.
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An article says nothing about your setup

The blog discusses specific cases. Your system has its own history, its already-purchased licenses, its availability constraints, and its end-of-support dates. The next useful step isn't an exchange of ideas—it's a clearly defined engagement: an audit, a migration, a development project, or a service contract—with a written scope of work and a price.