What is a Tech Audit?

A tech audit, also known as a technology assessment or IT audit, is a comprehensive examination of a system, application, or IT setup.

What is the goal of a Tech Audit?

Its goal is to assess the system's capacity to meet the organization's needs, spot potential threats, inefficiencies, and areas for improvement.

Components of a Tech Audit

Infrastructure Evaluation: Hardware and networking review.

Software Review: Versions, updates, and patches assessment.

Security Assessment: Identifying vulnerabilities and ensuring compliance.

Performance Analysis: Gauging system performance and proposing solutions.

Operational Procedures: Examining practices from backups to user policies.

Documentation Review: Ensuring up-to-date and comprehensive documentation.

Advantages for Clients

Risk Mitigation: Uncovering vulnerabilities.

Enhanced Efficiency: Pinpointing and rectifying inefficiencies.

Cost Savings: Identifying redundant systems for savings.

Future-proofing: Revealing areas for updates or migrations.

Compliance Assurance: Ensuring systems comply with industry regulations.

Trial Period advantages:

1. Minimized Risk: We understand that clients often prefer to explore our services before diving into long-term commitments. Our 2-week trial reduces your perceived risk.
2. Hands-On Experience: It allows potential clients to experience your team's work firsthand, enabling them to assess the quality, communication, and productivity before making a decision.
3. Tangible Results: A well-executed trial provides tangible evidence of the value we bring to your project, ensuring you see results quickly."

Our Discovery Mission lasts between 2 and 4 weeks, based on the project complexity.

The output of this mission will be a series of documents sufficient to start the development right away.

The documentation produced is standardized so that other agencies can use them to make an estimation.

Based on the overall output, we will propose a team structure, consider the estimations prepared previously and put them into an accurate delivery plan (split in several development/delivery cycles), taking in considerations all milestones discussed in this phase.

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