Microsoft Services for Enterprise Cloud, Data, and AI Transformation
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Enterprise Agility Powered by Microsoft Solutions
Disconnected systems, fragmented data, and regulatory complexity often slow down enterprise innovation. Our Microsoft services help organizations bring structure, security, and scalability to their digital estate—enabling teams to move faster without compromising governance or performance.
From Azure cloud modernization and Power Platform automation to Microsoft data platforms and enterprise AI adoption, we help unify applications, streamline integrations, and enable smarter decision-making across the business. The result is an agile, compliant Microsoft ecosystem built to support growth, resilience, and long-term operational efficiency
End-to-End Microsoft Cloud Services for Enterprise Transformation
Microsoft Consulting Services & Assessment
Cloud Migration & Modernization
Data & AI Strategy
Copilot Integration
Power Platform Development
Modern Workplace Transformation
DevOps & Continuous Delivery
Security & Compliance Enablement
Microsoft Managed Services & Optimization
How Sthenos Works with Microsoft Platforms
Enterprise AI Enablement
Design and operationalize practical AI solutions that improve decision-making, automate high-effort workflows, and enhance user experiences—built with strong data foundations, governance, and real business use cases.
Intelligent & Agent-Based Systems
Implement intelligent systems that coordinate processes across platforms and applications, enabling faster execution, reduced manual intervention, and scalable automation across complex enterprise environments.
Cloud Modernization & Engineering
Modernize legacy infrastructure and applications using secure, scalable cloud architectures. Sthenos helps organizations improve resilience, performance, and cost control while enabling future innovation.
Security, Risk & Governance
Embed security and compliance into every layer of your technology stack. From identity management to data protection, we help organizations reduce risk while meeting regulatory and operational requirements.
Endpoint & Platform Management
Streamline device, application, and access management across hybrid and remote workforces—ensuring consistency, policy enforcement, and operational visibility without adding complexity.
Enterprise Expertise Across the Microsoft Ecosystem
Azure Cloud
Design, migrate, and optimize Azure environments for performance, security, and scale, supporting enterprise workloads with resilient architectures and cost control.
Azure OpenAI Service
Build secure, enterprise-ready GenAI applications using Azure OpenAI, enabling controlled adoption of large language models across business workflows.
Microsoft Dynamics 365
Implement and extend Dynamics 365 to unify CRM and ERP operations, improving visibility, process alignment, and decision-making across the organization.
Power BI & Microsoft Fabric
Unify enterprise data and deliver governed analytics with Power BI and Fabric, enabling faster insights across finance, operations, and leadership teams.
Power Platform
Accelerate business automation with low-code applications and workflows that integrate seamlessly across Microsoft and third-party systems.
Microsoft Copilot & Copilot Studio
Embed AI copilots into business processes to support users with contextual insights, guided actions, and task automation across enterprise tools.
Azure DevOps & Kubernetes Services
Enable modern application delivery using DevOps pipelines and Kubernetes to support scalable, cloud-native development and faster release cycles.
Security Stack
Strengthen identity, access, and data protection using Microsoft’s Zero Trust security architecture across users, devices, and cloud workloads.
Azure VMware
Run and modernize VMware workloads on Azure with minimal refactoring while gaining cloud scalability, operational consistency, and improved resilience.
Custom AI Solutions Designed For Measurable Business Outcomes
Solving IT Challenges In Every Industry, Every Day.
Why Enterprises Choose Sthenos for Microsoft Solutions
Engineering-led, outcome-focused delivery
We architect Microsoft solutions with a strong engineering foundation, ensuring scalability, security, and performance from day one, not as an afterthought.
Designed for complex enterprise environments
We design Microsoft solutions for regulated, high-scale, and multi-system enterprises where reliability and precision matter.
Coverage across the Microsoft platform stack
From Azure and Dynamics 365 to Power Platform, data platforms, and AI workloads, we design solutions that work together as a unified ecosystem.
Security, governance, and compliance by design
We embed Zero Trust principles, identity governance, and compliance controls into every solution to reduce risk and support long-term scale.
Global delivery with long-term ownership
Sthenos provides global delivery backed by ongoing managed services, ensuring continuous optimization, stability, and business alignment beyond go-live.
Clients of NeoSOFT
Microsoft services at Sthenos help enterprises design, implement and scale Microsoft solutions across cloud infrastructure, data platforms, application modernization and intelligent automation: Azure, Dynamics 365, Power Platform, Power BI and Microsoft Fabric, Microsoft 365 and Teams, and Copilot. This section maps those products by layer, defines them at Microsoft's own documentation, and sets out how an engagement runs, what it produces, what it costs and what to ask any Microsoft consultancy, us included.
The nine in the ecosystem section above, plus Microsoft 365 and Teams from the service cards.
A clear, risk-aware Microsoft transformation roadmap aligned to business priorities.
Depending on the seniority and mix of the team, published sitewide.
Before quoting a custom CRM we price configuring Dynamics, and we do not resell the licence.
On this page
- Microsoft Azure consulting services and the wider Microsoft stack
- The Microsoft terms, defined at Microsoft
- How a Microsoft engagement runs
- Configure Dynamics 365 or build a custom CRM
- What Microsoft work costs, and what moves the number
- What you get from a Microsoft engagement
- What to ask before you hire a Microsoft consultancy
- Frequently asked questions
- Related pages
Microsoft Azure consulting services and the wider Microsoft stack
The Microsoft products this page names sit in four layers, from the workplace tools people use every day down to the cloud platform underneath, with security running through all of them.
Figure 1. The Microsoft products on this page, by layer
Every box is a product named in this page's own words. The layering is for reading; nothing in the figure is counted or measured.
The Azure layer is described service by service on our Azure services page, analytics on our big data and analytics page, Dynamics on our CRM and ERP pages, and copilots and models on our artificial intelligence and machine learning page.
The Microsoft terms, defined at Microsoft
Four of the product names on this page are easier to buy once they are defined at the source. Each definition below is Microsoft's own, linked so you can read it rather than take ours.
Microsoft also notes that Fabric "is delivered as a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform and uses OneLake as a centralized, logical data lake for storing and accessing data across all workloads" (Microsoft Learn).
How a Microsoft engagement runs
We schedule a call at your convenience, run a short, bounded discovery scoped per engagement, and give you a costed roadmap before committing to a build. The services on this page then cover the whole path, from the first assessment to ongoing optimization.
- Consulting and assessmentCloud, data and AI readiness assessed across people, processes and platforms, and a risk-aware roadmap.
- Migration and modernizationApplications and infrastructure moved to Azure with minimal disruption and improved resilience.
- Data and AI strategyUnified data foundations and AI strategies for predictive insights and GenAI adoption.
- Build on the platformPower Platform apps and automations, Copilot across Microsoft 365 and Dynamics, Azure DevOps pipelines.
- Security and complianceZero Trust security, identity governance and compliance controls.
- Managed services and optimizationOngoing monitoring, optimization and cost governance.
Configure Dynamics 365 or build a custom CRM: which suits
Our CRM page answers this one plainly: configure a platform unless your sales process is genuinely unusual or per-seat licensing costs more than the build would.
Configure or build
Configure Dynamics 365
Right for most organisations- Implement and extend Dynamics 365 to unify CRM and ERP operations
- We price configuring Dynamics before quoting a build
- We do not resell the licence
Build a custom CRM
Right when per-seat licensing costs more than the build- A custom CRM generally runs $60,000 to $250,000
- Depending on how many teams use it and how many systems it integrates with
- Worth costing when the sales process is genuinely unusual
What Microsoft work costs, and what moves the number
Four bands published on this site bear on the cost of Microsoft work, and Figure 2 draws them on one scale.
Figure 2. The published bands, on one scale
Bar widths are proportional to the published figures. Sources: our cloud consulting, big data and analytics, CRM and ERP pages. None of them is a quote for your organisation.
What ERP and CRM work costs, against a custom build
For Microsoft Dynamics 365 work, the bands this site publishes are the general ones for ERP and CRM. Mid-market ERP implementations typically run $75,000 to $400,000, depending on module count and how much finance and operations data has to be migrated, as our ERP page publishes. A custom CRM generally runs $60,000 to $250,000. Before quoting a build we will price configuring Salesforce or Dynamics instead, because for most organisations that is the cheaper answer, and we do not resell either licence.
Figure 3. The published rate band
Source: the rate published sitewide and on our about us page, depending on the seniority and mix of the team. A typical project runs $50,000 to $200,000.
What you get from a Microsoft engagement
Each item below is a service this page names, stated as what lands at the end of it, plus the ownership position we publish on our custom software page.
- A transformation roadmap. Cloud, data and AI readiness assessed across people, processes and platforms, and a clear, risk-aware roadmap aligned to business priorities.
- Migrated and modernized workloads. Applications and infrastructure on Azure with minimal disruption and optimized performance.
- Governed analytics. Unified enterprise data and governed analytics with Power BI and Fabric.
- Low-code apps with controls. Power Platform apps, automations and integrations with governance and enterprise controls.
- Copilot in the flow of work. Microsoft Copilot embedded across Microsoft 365 and Dynamics.
- Delivery pipelines. Azure DevOps pipelines for continuous integration and deployment.
- Security controls. Zero Trust security, identity governance and compliance controls.
- Ownership. The repository and the cloud accounts in your name, with no licence back to us.
What to ask before you hire a Microsoft consultancy
These questions work on us and on everyone else you are considering.
- Will you price configuring Dynamics 365 before quoting a custom build? For most organisations configuring a platform is the cheaper answer.
- Do you resell the licences you recommend? If the answer is yes, ask how the margin is disclosed and whether the recommendation would change without it.
- Whose name is on the cloud account and the repository? Anything other than yours is a dependency you did not agree to.
- How will Power Platform apps be governed? The Power Platform card on this page promises faster delivery while maintaining governance and enterprise controls, so ask how those controls are enforced.
- Which certifications do you hold, and which are your partner's? Audited and self declared are different claims, and so are a firm's own certifications and its partner's.
- What is your own attestation status? Ask for the report rather than accepting a logo. We will tell you plainly that we hold none.
- Who operates this after go live, and under what terms? A design nobody can run is not finished.
Frequently asked questions
What do your Microsoft services cover?
Azure Cloud, Azure OpenAI Service, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Power BI and Microsoft Fabric, Power Platform, Microsoft Copilot and Copilot Studio, Azure DevOps and Kubernetes Services, the Microsoft security stack and Azure VMware, from the first assessment to managed services.
Should we configure Dynamics 365 or build a custom CRM?
Configure a platform unless your sales process is genuinely unusual or per-seat licensing costs more than the build would. If you are paying for seats people barely use while maintaining workarounds, a build is worth costing.
Do you resell Dynamics 365 licences?
No. Before quoting a custom CRM build we price configuring Salesforce or Dynamics instead, because for most organisations that is the cheaper answer, and we do not resell either licence.
What is Microsoft Fabric?
Microsoft defines it as an analytics platform that supports end-to-end data workflows, including data ingestion, transformation, real-time stream processing, analytics and reporting, delivered as a SaaS platform with OneLake as its data lake.
Who owns the code and the cloud accounts?
You do. The repository and the cloud accounts are in your name, with no licence back to us and no dependency on us continuing to exist.