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Yes. Azure has two UAE regions — UAE North in Dubai and UAE Central in Abu Dhabi — and AWS runs me-central-1 in the UAE. Core Microsoft 365 workloads for UAE tenants are stored in-country too. We pin every landing zone to these regions, which satisfies PDPL and regulators such as CBUAE, DHA, DIFC and ADGM.

On numbers. The readiness assessment produces a three-year TCO for each option from your real utilisation, licences and Etisalat or du connectivity costs. Most Microsoft-centric UAE businesses land on Azure because of Azure Hybrid Benefit and identity integration; heavy databases, latency-sensitive or regulated workloads often stay on HPE or Lenovo hardware in a hybrid design.

A Microsoft 365 tenant for 50–200 users takes two to four weeks including mail and file migration. A server estate of 20–50 VMs moves to Azure in six to twelve weeks in waves, each rehearsed first. Larger or more regulated estates are planned from the assessment.

Managed cloud is priced per user or per resource per month in AED, on top of Azure consumption billed through our Microsoft CSP agreement. We right-size monthly, apply Reserved Instances and Hybrid Benefit, set budgets and alerts in Azure Cost Management and review the report with you — most estates cut 20–35% from an unmanaged baseline.

Yes. Licences can move to our CSP agreement so support, AED billing and changes go through one place, or you keep an existing enterprise agreement and we manage the tenant alongside it. We also check whether Business Premium or E3 / E5 is the right mix for the security features you need.

The engineers who moved you. Managed Cloud runs from our Business Bay operations centre with 24/7 monitoring, patching, backup and incident response under an SLA, plus a named account manager for quarterly reviews. Prefer to run it yourself? We hand over documentation and training and stay available on a support contract.