Solution Builders (952-230-1166) announces a new step by step guide to help Minneapolis area businesses plan a smooth migration from on premise servers to the cloud, covering key stages from initial assessment through post migration support.

Bloomington, United States, July 30, 2026 /NewsNetwork/ -- Bloomington-based IT provider Solution Builders has announced a new guide designed to help local business owners move from on-premise servers to the cloud. The guide walks through each stage of the transition, from initial planning and data transfer to keeping systems secure and finding support once the move is complete.
More details can be found at https://solutionbuilders.com/server-to-cloud-migration/
Many small businesses in the Minneapolis area are still running physical servers that have grown old, become expensive to maintain, or started failing without warning. Solution Builders created the new guide with these companies in mind, aiming to give owners and office managers clear steps to follow even without an IT team on staff.
The Flexera 2026 State of the Cloud Report found that cloud use among small and midsize businesses jumped from 55 percent to 63 percent in a single year, one of the largest annual jumps on record. The same report also found that cost and security remain the two challenges businesses mention most during a cloud move.
That kind of growth explains why so many Minneapolis business owners are asking where to start, and it is exactly the gap Solution Builders built the new guide to fill. The resource walks companies through each stage of the move, from reviewing equipment and choosing a cloud provider to safely transferring data and testing before it goes live.
"Moving off an old server can feel confusing if this is not your everyday job," said a spokesperson for Solution Builders. "We wanted business owners to have something simple to follow rather than a manual that only an IT expert could understand, so each step in the guide is easy to follow and act on."
Solution Builders is an IT company that supports small and midsize businesses with network management, online security, help desk support, and cloud solutions. The team has spent years working alongside local businesses across many industries, building systems that fit each client's size, budget, and daily needs.
"Computer problems are always stressful, especially when you are in the middle of a workday and cannot get anything done," one client recently shared. "The Solution Builders team stayed calm and stuck with our issue until it was fully resolved, and we really appreciated their patience and effort in getting us back up and running."
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://solutionbuilders.com/about-it-company/
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