Accessability is a Western Australian not-for-profit providing disability support services across Perth and the Wheatbelt region. With staff and clients spread across regional locations, their on-premise server infrastructure was struggling to support a geographically dispersed workforce — and NDIS compliance requirements demanded better data security and accessibility.
Epic IT designed a cloud migration that addressed both the technical and budgetary realities of a regional not-for-profit, deploying Microsoft 365 with nonprofit licensing to connect Perth and Wheatbelt teams on a single, secure platform.
Industry: Not-for-Profit / NDIS | Services: Cloud Migration, Microsoft 365, Microsoft Philanthropies
Accessability's on-premise server infrastructure was struggling to support the demands of a geographically dispersed workforce
With staff and clients spread across regional locations, Accessability’s on-premise server infrastructure was struggling to support the demands of a geographically dispersed workforce — and NDIS compliance requirements were placing increasing pressure on data security and accessibility.
Epic IT designed a cloud migration that addressed both the technical and budgetary realities of a regional not-for-profit organisation
Epic IT designed a cloud migration that addressed both the technical and budgetary realities of a regional not-for-profit organisation:
1. Microsoft 365 deployment — Migrated email, document management, and collaboration to Microsoft 365, providing cloud-based access from any location
2. Azure cloud migration — Moved server workloads to Microsoft Azure, eliminating the need for on-premise hardware at regional sites
3. Microsoft Philanthropies licensing — Leveraged Microsoft Philanthropies credits to reduce ongoing software and infrastructure costs
4. Remote access for regional staff — Configured secure remote access to enable Wheatbelt-based staff to work productively from any location with internet connectivity
5. NDIS compliance alignment — Ensured the cloud environment met the data security and privacy requirements of NDIS service delivery, including secure handling of participant records
Accessability now operates on a modern cloud platform that connects their Perth and Wheatbelt teams on a single, secure Microsoft environment
Accessability now operates on a modern cloud platform that connects their Perth and Wheatbelt teams on a single, secure Microsoft environment. Regional staff have reliable access to the systems they need to deliver disability support services, without the organisation needing to maintain physical servers in remote locations. The Microsoft Philanthropies licensing ensures ongoing costs remain manageable for a not-for-profit budget.
