Cloud Readiness Assessment
Understand what to migrate, in what order, and what should not move yet. We assess your application portfolio, dependencies on the core, continuity and compliance requirements, and your team's operational capability against a defined target architecture.
Migrations stall for the same reasons every time: dependencies on the core nobody mapped, applications that should have been retired but were moved anyway, and a team without the operating model to sustain them. This assessment resolves all three before wave one.
Don't migrate what should be retired
Part of the portfolio shouldn't move: it should be retired, consolidated or replaced. Classifying it first avoids paying to move something that shouldn't have survived.
Respect the core's dependencies
ERP, CRM and legacy systems dictate the order of the waves. Mapping them first is what prevents a rollback mid-migration.
Size the operation, not just the migration
Each wave demands different operational capabilities. Without them, the cloud works in month one and degrades by month three.
Your portfolio moves faster than your plan.
New applications, shifting compliance requirements, and cloud services that get renewed every quarter. Reviewing readiness annually keeps the migration plan current instead of turning it into a historical document.
Measure progress by wave
What moved, what's still pending and what changed priority since the last review.
Industry benchmark
Know what level of adoption and resilience your sector expects, and where you stand against peers.
Recalibrate the target
Adjust the destination based on the services available today, not those from two years ago.
What you gain from the assessment.
A classified portfolio
Every application with an explicit decision: rehost, replatform, refactor, retire or leave in place.
Mapped dependencies
The integrations with your core that condition the order of the waves, documented before anything moves.
A plan by waves, not by wishes
Migration sequence prioritized by risk and benefit, with entry and exit criteria per wave.
Continuity by design
RTO and RPO requirements per critical application, resolved in the architecture rather than after the incident.
Compliance settled upfront
Data residency and your sector's regulatory requirements, built into the destination decision.
A realistic operating model
The capabilities your team needs per wave, and what is better operated with a partner.
From an intention to migrate to an executable plan.
Readiness diagnosis
Readiness level by dimension: portfolio, architecture, continuity, compliance and operations.
Target architecture
A defined destination —public, hybrid or multicloud— with the rationale per workload.
Migration plan by waves
Sequence, dependencies, risks and an estimate of effort and investment per wave.
What you receive at the end.
- Application portfolio inventory with its destination decision (the 6 Rs).
- Dependency map against the core and between applications.
- Readiness diagnosis by dimension, with explicit gaps.
- Target architecture with rationale per workload.
- Migration plan by waves, with entry and exit criteria.
- Continuity (RTO/RPO) and compliance requirements per critical application.
- Estimate of effort, investment and migration TCO.
- Target operating model and executive presentation for your committee.
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Migrate with a plan, not an intention.
Book your Cloud Readiness Assessment: you'll know what to move, in what order, with which risks and what operation it demands —before wave one.
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