An independent Calgary technology consulting practice
Built on 25 years of hands-on IT experience, and structured so the advice is never attached to something being sold.
Cloud IT Pro Corp. is an independent technology consulting practice based in Calgary, Alberta, built on 25 years of hands-on IT experience.
The principal consultant's background spans enterprise infrastructure, Microsoft cloud, Microsoft 365, identity, virtualisation, disaster recovery and infrastructure modernisation. That experience ranges from hands-on engineering through architecture, migration programmes and senior technical advisory work.
The practice combines the engineering depth required to understand how an environment actually works with the architecture and consulting experience required to decide where it should go next. Those are usually two different people. Being both is what makes a recommendation survive contact with the environment it was written for.
Engagements have run across sectors where downtime is expensive and change is scrutinised — large migration programmes, identity and directory work, recovery and continuity, and modernisation of infrastructure that had grown past its original design. The methods carry over; the scoping is sized for organisations without an enterprise architecture function of their own.
- 25 years In the IT industry, since 2001 — spanning enterprise infrastructure, Microsoft cloud and modernisation.
- B.Eng. Bachelor of Engineering. Engineering training underpins how problems get decomposed before anything is built.
- Microsoft estate Microsoft 365, Azure, identity, hybrid infrastructure and modernisation — the areas the practice works in daily.
Four commitments
Findings before recommendations
Nothing is recommended before the environment has been looked at. What is there gets established first, rather than treated as a formality on the way to a proposal.
No resale conflict
The practice does not resell licences, hardware or managed services, so there is no commercial reason to prefer one answer over another.
Written to hand over
Documentation and runbooks are part of the deliverable. If an engagement ends and your team cannot operate what was built, the work was not finished.
Scoped and finite
Engagements have a defined scope and a defined end. Ongoing work is agreed separately rather than accumulating by default.
Want to know whether this is a fit?
A short conversation is usually enough to establish that in either direction.