Find out what is really going on with your technology—before it costs you.

Technology grows in layers. Risk and cost grow with it.

Most businesses accumulate systems, vendors, subscriptions, and workarounds over time. The result can be duplicated costs, unclear ownership, avoidable security exposure, and a growing dependence on a few people who understand how everything fits together.

The Technology Health Check gives leadership a plain-English view of the current environment and a prioritized 90-day action plan.

Is this for you?

This is for you if

• You are spending on technology but cannot see a ranked set of priorities.
• You have had a security concern or want to assess exposure before an incident.
• Different vendors are making recommendations and leadership needs an independent view of the whole picture.
• You are preparing to grow, change systems, or make a significant technology investment.

This is not the right fit if

• You only need immediate device repair or helpdesk support.
• You need continuous monitoring or emergency response without a separate support arrangement.
• You already have a current, trusted technology baseline and a fully owned 90-day plan.

What is included

• Systems and ownership inventory. A practical view of core applications, platforms, suppliers, dependencies, and named owners.
• Risk and resilience review. Material exposures are ranked by business consequence, urgency, and the evidence available.
• Vendor and license review. Overlap, unused capacity, unclear obligations, and opportunities for closer review are identified.
• Stakeholder interviews. Short conversations surface recurring friction, manual work, and decisions that are waiting for ownership.

What you receive

• A scored Technology Health Check report written for leadership.
• A prioritized 90-day action plan with owners and recommended sequence.
• A risk and decision register identifying items that need leadership attention.
• A 60-minute findings walkthrough and question session.

Two weeks from evidence to priorities

1. Confirm scope

   Agree the business questions, systems in view, stakeholders, and secure access method.

2. Gather evidence

   Review agreed records and conduct focused interviews without disrupting normal work.

3. Assess and prioritize

   Separate urgent issues from useful improvements and longer-term choices.

4. Review the plan

   Walk through the findings, confirm owners, and answer leadership questions.

Your team provides: an internal point of contact and access to agreed stakeholders; existing system, supplier, licensing, policy, and incident information that is available; read-only access where needed. Credentials should never be sent through the inquiry form.

Timing and investment

Typical timeline: two weeks from kickoff to walkthrough.

Investment: US$2,950 fixed fee for the standard scope. The fit call confirms that the standard scope applies; if your requirements fall outside it, you receive a written scope and quote before work begins.

Use the findings on their own — or turn them into a roadmap

The report and priorities are yours to use. When the findings reveal several connected investments, the Technology Roadmap Sprint is the usual next step: a sequenced 12-month plan with dependencies, investment ranges, owners, and review points.

Common questions