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As a long-standing Atlassian Platinum Solution Partner for over 17 years, we’ve spent the last five years executing numerous Atlassian Cloud migrations—ranging from straightforward single-product instances to large, multi-product Atlassian landscapes with extensive portfolios of Marketplace and custom-built apps. Our specialists combine deep, hands-on experience with a suite of in-house automation scripts and enabling technologies designed to reduce risk, accelerate timelines, and ensure a smooth transition.
Not sure Cloud is right for you?
We are vendor- and model-agnostic.
While Atlassian Cloud is the best fit for many already in the Atlassian ecosystem, it isn’t the only path. We also advise on:
- Hybrid approaches where only specific workloads move to Cloud
- Alternatives beyond Atlassian and beyond the cloud, where your use cases, regulatory context, or TCO models point to different platforms
Our commitment is to help you make a confident, evidence-based decision. That includes objective trade-off analyses, pilots or proof-of-concepts, and a transparent TCO comparison across options.
Next steps
- Schedule a readiness assessment: a concise review of your current Atlassian landscape, risks, and quick wins
- Get an app and integration scan: understand Cloud parity, remediation effort, and viable alternatives
- Receive a migration or modernization roadmap: timelines, phases, and a clear delivery plan tailored to your constraints
The 2029 timeline is a valuable opportunity to plan deliberately rather than react under pressure. Whether you move to Atlassian Cloud or chart a different course, we’re here to guide you with proven methods, experienced specialists, and the right tools for the job.
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Ready to explore your options? Contact us to start with a short, no-obligation consultation.
“Laura combines international experience with deep knowledge of the German market, strong networks, and a proven track record of helping clients accelerate digital transformation. She has successfully led large teams and growth initiatives across industries, bringing exactly the kind of expertise we need as Germany is a key growth market for HiQ and central to our ambition of becoming a European tech leader,” says Peter Arrhenius, Group CEO of HiQ.
Laura most recently led sales for Accenture’s Adobe business in EMEA, covering advisory, system integration, and managed services. She has also held senior leadership roles at T-Systems, Cognizant, and Adobe, with responsibility for large-scale sales and transformation programs across industries.

“At HiQ, I immediately felt a strong match in culture, values, and people. HiQ also has an impressive breadth of skills and innovative projects across industries, from AI and software development to connected products and digital platforms. My focus will be on strengthening our presence in the German market and expanding client relationships, while working closely with colleagues across Europe to create real impact for our customers,” says Laura Vantellini, Managing Director of HiQ Germany.
Laura formally assumed her role as Managing Director of HiQ Germany on September 1, 2025.
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Alina Gehrmann
Alina is part of HiQ’s marketing team. She enjoys traveling to other countries or immersing herself in a good novel. Otherwise, you can also find her outdoors – hiking or in her garden.
Lessons from MIT’s Report
MIT’s NANDA initiative has analyzed over 300 AI implementations. The conclusion: successful companies share a common approach – they choose a clear pain point, execute quickly, and build partnerships instead of trying to develop everything in-house.
Those who fail often invest heavily in their own internal solutions that never truly become part of everyday operations.
“We often see companies building too big and focusing too much on the technology. AI works best when it’s woven into workflows and solves a concrete problem,” says Perslow.
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A workplace in transition
Just as the world of work is changing, so is collaboration in the workplace. Remote work, artificial intelligence, digital tools – many things that are now an integral part of your everyday working life were just visions of the future a few years ago. Despite attempts by some companies to bring their employees back into the office, over 23% of all employees in Germany were still regularly working from home in 2023, according to the German Federal Statistical Office.
On the one hand, these developments have many benefits for you as an employee: less time spent commuting, more flexibility and a better work-life balance. At the same time, changing working practices create new hurdles – especially when it comes to teamwork. We will now take a closer look at these obstacles.



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