Sound familiar?
These situations cost companies dearly when they are ignored. The longer you wait, the more expensive the fix. We stabilise first, then run a maturity assessment or set up a partnership so the crisis does not repeat. See also the IT audit checklist.
IT costs spiralling
Are your invoices climbing every year with no clear explanation?
Without active management, costs drift as a matter of course. Oversized resources, forgotten services, unused licences: 20 to 40% of an IT budget can usually be recovered.
A migration that failed or stalled
Has your migration been dragging on for months with nobody able to say when it will land?
A badly run migration paralyses the business. Delays, overspend, lost data: the risk is operational as much as financial.
Locked in to a single supplier
Does one supplier hold the keys to your infrastructure while you cannot make sense of their invoices?
Vendor lock-in creates a dangerous imbalance of power. You lose visibility, negotiating room and the freedom to choose.
Ageing systems
Are your teams working around the tools because they are too slow, too rigid or simply obsolete?
Systems that age without a roadmap pile up technical debt. Every month of inaction raises both the cost and the risk of an emergency rebuild.
Cyber threat or security incident
Do you have no continuity plan and are hoping nothing happens?
Ransomware, a data breach, a server failure: with no preparation, a company can lose weeks of trading. Resilience is built before the crisis, not during it.
Fast growth
Is your company growing quickly while your systems no longer keep up?
Rapid hiring, new sites, tools at saturation point: growth that is not matched on the IT side creates expensive bottlenecks.
Don't discover your technology friction in the middle of a crisis
An assessment takes a few days and gives you a clear picture of your systems, your priorities and a 90-day plan. A crisis can cost you months of trading.