15 providers · Austria

Cloud Migration Partners in Austria

The cloud migration market in Austria serves the country's banking, insurance, energy, manufacturing, public sector and a growing technology base, with most enterprise activity concentrated around Vienna, Graz, Linz, Salzburg and Klagenfurt. Cloud Migration providers in Austria help enterprises with Microsoft Azure (Austria East region), AWS Frankfurt and Google Cloud landing zones for Austrian enterprises and federal entities. TechVendorIndex tracks 15 providers actively delivering cloud migration engagements in Austria, drawn from global systems integrators, regional Austrian champions and specialist boutiques.

About cloud migration in Austria

Cloud migration in Austria centres on Microsoft Azure (the Vienna-based Austria East region launched in 2024), AWS Frankfurt and Google Cloud Frankfurt as landing zones, with a steady appetite for sovereign cloud options through Open Telekom Cloud, T-Systems Sovereign Cloud Austria and the Bundesrechenzentrum federal cloud. Buyers typically engage providers to migrate workloads off ageing private estates run for Erste Group, Raiffeisen, OMV, Verbund and the federal ministries, to consolidate Azure footprints under the new Austria East region, and to design landing zones that satisfy BWG section 25 outsourcing, FMA cloud guidance, the EU Digital Operational Resilience Act, EU NIS2 transposition under the Austrian NIS-Gesetz and GDPR oversight by the Datenschutzbehörde.

Top cloud migration providers in Austria

The 15 firms below are ranked by verified delivery presence in Austria, with focus and rating drawn from TechVendorIndex verified reviews. No vendor pays for placement.

Provider
Focus in Cloud Migration
Rating
Reviews
Accenture Österreich
HQ: Vienna · Multi-cloud landing zones, BFSI
Azure, AWS and GCP migration
4.3
480 reviews
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Microsoft Services Austria
HQ: Vienna · Azure Austria East region anchor
Azure landing zones and AVD
4.2
420 reviews
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T-Systems Austria
HQ: Vienna · Sovereign Cloud and Open Telekom
Hybrid and sovereign migration
4.0
360 reviews
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IBM Österreich
HQ: Vienna · Red Hat OpenShift and IBM Cloud
Multi-cloud and mainframe modernisation
4.0
290 reviews
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Deloitte Austria
HQ: Vienna · Banking and energy Azure programmes
Azure and AWS migration
4.2
310 reviews
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Capgemini Austria
HQ: Vienna · Manufacturing and utilities migrations
AWS, Azure and GCP
4.0
270 reviews
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Atos Austria
HQ: Vienna · Public sector and energy clients
Multi-cloud, FinOps and migration
3.9
240 reviews
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DXC Technology Austria
HQ: Vienna · Insurance and BFSI migrations
Azure and AWS migration
3.9
220 reviews
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Kapsch BusinessCom
HQ: Vienna · Local hybrid cloud anchor
Azure, AVS and managed hosting
4.2
350 reviews
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ACP Group
HQ: Vienna · Mid-market Azure and M365 migrations
Azure landing zones, AVD
4.3
320 reviews
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A1 Digital
HQ: Vienna · Subsidiary of Telekom Austria Group
Exoscale and multi-cloud migration
4.0
200 reviews
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Anexia
HQ: Klagenfurt · Sovereign Austrian cloud operator
Migration to Anexia and hyperscalers
4.4
280 reviews
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Raiffeisen Informatik
HQ: Vienna · BFSI workloads off mainframe
Hybrid private and Azure migration
4.1
230 reviews
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Cancom Austria
HQ: Vienna · M365 and Azure for mid-market
Azure landing zones and managed
4.0
210 reviews
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NTT DATA Austria
HQ: Vienna · Automotive and manufacturing
Multi-cloud migration and SAP on cloud
4.1
200 reviews
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Cloud Migration market overview in Austria

Within the broader EUR 11.4 billion enterprise IT services market in Austria, this discipline tracks the wider 5.1 percent annual expansion of the services segment. Demand is concentrated in Vienna, Graz, Linz, Salzburg and Klagenfurt, with the Vienna metro area accounting for the majority of large-enterprise contract value through the headquarters of Erste Group, Raiffeisen Bank International, OMV, Verbund, A1 Telekom Austria, REWE Group, Voestalpine and ÖBB. Procurement priorities reflect the structural reality of the Austrian market: a concentrated banking sector regulated by the FMA and the Oesterreichische Nationalbank, a heavy industrial base across steel, automotive components, energy and chemicals, a strong public-sector buyer in BRZ (Bundesrechenzentrum) and the federal ministries, and a fast-growing technology cluster in Linz, Graz and Vienna anchored by TTTech, Frequentis, Bitmovin, Anyline, Anexia, Cloudflight and Mostly AI. Hyperscaler region investments by Microsoft (Austria East region, Vienna) and ongoing Google and AWS edge presence have raised the bar on data sovereignty, BWG outsourcing rules, FMA cloud guidance and the Austrian implementation of the EU NIS2 directive and DORA. In the mid-market, co-managed delivery dominates, with regional champions such as ACP Group, Kapsch BusinessCom, Raiffeisen Informatik, Cancom Austria and Anexia retaining meaningful share against the global integrators.

How to select a cloud migration provider in Austria

Use the following criteria to shortlist providers before issuing a formal request for proposal. Most procurement teams in Austria weight references and operating-model fit more heavily than headline rate cards.

Typical engagement model

Typical engagements run 6 to 18 months for mid-sized estates, split into an assessment phase priced at fixed fee, a delivery phase on milestone-based billing, and an optional managed services tail. Hourly rates for senior consultants vary widely by city and onshore versus nearshore mix, with Vienna commanding a 10 to 20 percent premium over Graz, Linz or Klagenfurt delivery centres, and Austrian rates running roughly 10 to 15 percent below comparable rates in Germany or Switzerland.

Most mid-market migrations land between EUR 250k for landing-zone design through EUR 5M for a multi-year programme spanning 100+ applications. For BWG-regulated banks and DORA-relevant insurers, plan an additional 3 to 4 months for FMA notification, exit-clause review and concentration-risk testing. Engage independent cloud advisory before signing managed-cloud contracts above EUR 8M total contract value.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the Microsoft Azure Austria East region production-ready?
Yes. Microsoft launched the Azure Austria East region (Vienna metro) in 2024 with three availability zones. It supports the major Azure compute, storage, networking and data services and is the default landing zone for Austrian regulated workloads, with paired region failover into Germany West Central (Frankfurt).
How does BWG outsourcing affect cloud migration in Austria?
Section 25 BWG and the FMA outsourcing circular treat material cloud workloads as outsourcings, requiring written notification to FMA, a structured risk assessment, audit and step-in rights, and demonstrable exit strategy. Most banks now keep a Sovereign-Cloud-ready landing zone parallel to their Azure or AWS estate.
Which hyperscaler dominates the Austrian market?
Microsoft Azure leads enterprise adoption, helped by the Austria East region launch. AWS holds significant share in technology and digital-native firms (Bitmovin, Runtastic-adjacent businesses), while Google Cloud has won several public-sector and analytics deals through its Frankfurt region.
What is the typical day rate for a cloud architect in Austria?
Senior cloud architects in Vienna are typically billed at EUR 1,300 to 1,700 per day from global integrators and EUR 950 to 1,300 per day from Austrian boutiques. Linz, Graz and Klagenfurt run 10 to 15 percent lower.
How long does a typical migration programme take?
Wave one landing-zone design completes in 8 to 12 weeks. A full 80 to 150 application migration for a mid-sized Austrian enterprise typically runs 12 to 24 months end to end, including dependency mapping and 6 to 12 weeks of hypercare.
Last updated: May 2026
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