Azure Cloud Migration Guide
Unlock faster, smarter Azure migrations with automation—reduce risk, streamline delivery, and modernize confidently.
- Mitigate Azure migration risks with an agile, factory-based approach powered by automation.
- Accelerate planning using Crawler360™ to map your end-to-end migration from Teradata, Netezza, or SQL Server to Azure Synapse.
- Translate legacy code at scale to Azure Synapse and ADF with no manual effort using SHIFT Migration Suite.
- Avoid SDLC bottlenecks by leveraging automated Azure cloud migration solutions designed for enterprise speed and precision.
Explore how SHIFT Cloud™ automates your Azure migration—faster code conversion, cleaner testing, better results. Download the Azure Cloud Migration Guide.
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Fast, Accurate and Smooth Migration to Azure Synapse
End-to-End Migration Planning & Architecture in Just a Few Weeks
Simplify your migration planning by letting automation show you what’s in your legacy EDW, Data Lake and ETL pipelines, what to migrate, and where to start.
Translate your Legacy EDW, Data Lake and ETL code with 100% Coverage
Automatically translate your legacy code to Google Cloud Platform’s T-SQL syntax, including SQL, Stored Procs, ETLs, and other complex code types.
Optimize and Performance-Tune Workloads for Smoother Cut-Over
Automatically test, validate and optimize translated workloads and performance tune to get your business consuming from Azure fast.
Testimonies About Our Migration Technology

Charles Araujo
PRINCIPAL ANALYST, INTELLYX“Next Pathway simplifies the cloud migration process so its clients can transform and optimize their workloads to meet changing business requirements while they migrate them.”

Eric Kavanagh
PRINCIPAL ANALYST, THE BLOOR GROUP“Next Pathway created SHIFT Cloud - a code translation engine that enables a remarkably swift and robust transition from traditional on-prem data warehousing, to the new reality in the cloud.”