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Service practice

A map and a costed action plan, with no commitment to what follows

An IT audit assesses how well the risks attached to your IT activities are controlled, aligns the IT system with the real needs of users and guarantees an appropriate service level.

The problem we address

You can't transform an IT system you haven't measured. Without a baseline, every investment decision is a bet.

What the engagement covers

  • Preparation: working framework, information gathering, strategic work packages
  • Diagnosis: full assessment of the company's environment
  • Analysis of weaknesses in the IT system, software, network, telecoms and estate
  • An associated security audit where the context justifies it
  • Recommendations grounded in common sense, rigour and experience
  • Technical and economic constraints and future needs taken into account

What you gain

The expected outcome, stated without jargon

Step 1 — Preparation

We set the working framework and identify the strategic work packages. You receive the detail of the planned steps together with a commercial proposal, before any commitment.

Step 2 — Diagnosis

A full assessment of the environment to analyse weaknesses in the IT system, the network and telecoms infrastructure, and the estate.

Step 3 — Recommendations

Solutions that meet users' needs, taking into account technical and economic constraints and future requirements.

Method

How a collaboration unfolds

1

Listening & scoping

A first conversation to understand the business, the pain points and the priorities. No commitment.

2

Audit & proposal

Diagnosis of the IT estate and the processes, then a detailed, costed commercial proposal.

3

Implementation

Configuration, data migration, collaborative workshops and user training.

4

Follow-up & after-sales

Support, evolutionary maintenance and advice over time. Go-live is not the end.

Let's talk about your IT systems

A one-hour conversation, no commitment, to identify the two or three highest-impact projects. You come away with a costed proposal.