Cloud Readiness & Planning
- Inventory of domain controllers, file shares, and printers
- Assessment of security, licensing, and bandwidth
- Detailed roadmap for migration with timelines and dependencies
- Communication and training plan for smooth adoption
Modernize your on-premises environment with cloud-native services
Many organizations still depend on outdated on-premises servers even while adopting Azure and Microsoft 365, which leads to a complex and maintenance-heavy IT environment that restricts flexibility and hinders innovation. However, by transitioning to Microsoft’s cloud-native solutions such as Entra ID, OneDrive, and Universal Print, businesses can replace legacy systems with secure, scalable, and easy-to-manage services fully integrated into Microsoft 365 and Azure.
This shift not only simplifies management but also strengthens security through built-in compliance and zero-trust controls. Furthermore, Calance supports a smooth migration by evaluating your current setup, transferring workloads, and managing the cloud infrastructure efficiently.
Migrating to Microsoft’s SaaS ecosystem transforms operations from maintenance-heavy to innovation-ready. These cloud-native services reduce downtime, strengthen security, and enable your teams to work anywhere with confidence and consistency.
These services scale automatically, update themselves, and come with built-in compliance and zero-trust security.
Manufacturing
Legal Services
Automotive
Japanese Enterprises
Hospitals & Health Systems
Construction & Engineering
Real Estate & Property Management
Pharmaceuticals & Life Sciences

Today’s workforce is not tied to a single office or network. Teams work from homes, airports, and client sites. Cloud-native infrastructure makes this possible by providing secure, reliable access to files, systems, and tools from any device or location.

Traditional perimeter security no longer works when your people are spread across geographies. Cloud-native systems like Microsoft Entra ID apply identity-based security everywhere, protecting users and data no matter where they connect from.

Markets change faster than ever. Businesses need infrastructure that can scale instantly, launch new services quickly, and adapt without lengthy provisioning. Cloud-native platforms make this agility the default rather than a luxury.

Employees, contractors, and partners need to share information securely without complicated VPNs or local servers. Cloud-based identity, storage, and print services create a consistent experience that supports true collaboration.

Regulated industries must meet strict standards for access, data protection, and auditability. Cloud-native environments include built-in tools for governance, reporting, and compliance so your organization remains secure and audit-ready.

Maintaining physical servers ties up capital and adds ongoing maintenance costs. Cloud-native services operate on a consumption model, giving you transparent, predictable costs while removing the burden of hardware management.
We begin with a full assessment of your directory, access, and dependencies, then design a secure Azure architecture using Entra ID, OneDrive, and Universal Print for compliance and efficiency.
Core services transition smoothly to Microsoft’s cloud platform as identities sync via Entra ID with SSO, data moves to OneDrive and SharePoint, and printers register in Universal Print, each phase verified for performance.
We prepare your teams for change through guided sessions, communication plans, and on-demand support. Users learn how to access resources, manage sharing, and work confidently in the new environment.
After go-live, we handle provisioning, security monitoring, and policy updates through Azure and Microsoft 365 while regularly reviewing performance, usage, and compliance to keep systems secure and optimized.
Modernizing with Microsoft Entra ID, OneDrive, and Universal Print replaces complexity with continuity, turning maintenance into innovation.
Your users have already moved to the cloud. It’s time for your infrastructure to catch up.
Calance helps you modernize Microsoft identity, storage, and print without disruption, guiding you from assessment to steady-state operations.
Microsoft Cloud-Native Infrastructure is a modern IT framework that replaces traditional on-premises servers with managed Microsoft services such as Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) for identity, OneDrive for Business and SharePoint Online for file storage, and Universal Print for cloud-based printing. It eliminates server maintenance, improves scalability, and strengthens security through Microsoft 365’s built-in zero-trust controls. This model allows organizations to modernize IT operations, support hybrid work, and meet compliance requirements efficiently.
A successful Entra ID migration starts by connecting the existing Active Directory with Entra Connect to sync user accounts, groups, and policies. Once users authenticate through Entra ID, modern Conditional Access and MFA policies replace traditional network-based controls. After testing and application alignment, old domain controllers can be decommissioned. This process delivers a unified Microsoft 365 identity management system that simplifies access and enhances security.
Yes. OneDrive for Business and SharePoint Online are designed as full replacements for on-prem file servers. They provide secure data synchronization, access control, version history, and real-time collaboration across Microsoft 365 apps. Using Known Folder Move, user files from Desktop, Documents, and Pictures automatically sync to OneDrive, ensuring protection against device loss and enabling access from any location. This is the foundation of modern Microsoft Cloud Storage Migration.
Microsoft Universal Print moves print management from local servers to the Microsoft 365 cloud. It uses the Internet Printing Protocol (IPP) to register printers centrally, apply user policies, and manage print jobs securely without installing print servers. For older printers, the Universal Print connector bridges compatibility. The result is simplified Azure-based print management, unified control, and reduced maintenance overhead across all locations.
Adopting a cloud-native infrastructure in Azure helps enterprises achieve faster scalability, stronger identity-based security, and significant cost savings. Core benefits include centralized Microsoft 365 administration, automatic updates, reduced hardware dependency, and compliance-ready governance. It supports hybrid and remote work models, improves disaster recovery, and ensures that data, printing, and authentication stay within the trusted Microsoft Cloud environment.