We establish an evidence-based infrastructure inventory: equipment, systems, connections, owners and maintenance practices. Current conditions are compared with business needs and service requirements.
Dependencies, failure points, capacity gaps and missing documentation are identified. The report separates urgent action from planned development; unavailable or unverified information is recorded explicitly.
IT infrastructure audit
Who it is for
- Leaders needing an objective view of their IT environment
IT infrastructure audit
Challenges we address
- No current system inventory or understanding of critical dependencies
IT infrastructure audit
What is included
- Asset inventory and stakeholder interviews
- Availability, capacity and maintenance assessment
- Risk prioritisation and improvement options
IT infrastructure audit
What you receive
- Asset register and dependency map
- Audit report and action roadmap
How we work
- 01
Discovery and scope
We assess the current environment, requirements and constraints. Priorities include: No current system inventory or understanding of critical dependencies. We agree on scope and acceptance criteria.
- 02
Design and implementation
We design the solution and carry out agreed activities: Asset inventory and stakeholder interviews; Availability, capacity and maintenance assessment; Risk prioritisation and improvement options. Changes are checked before entering the production environment.
- 03
Validation and handover
We validate agreed scenarios, record limitations and hand over documentation. Project timing follows discovery; support hours and response targets are defined in a separate agreement.
How pricing works
Costs depend on sites, systems, documentation availability, assessment depth and measurements required.
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Will systems need to be stopped?
Most assessment uses documents, interviews and agreed data collection. Active checks that may affect operations require separate planning.