Capabilities and deliverables
- Technology assessments and current-state documentation
- Multi-year roadmaps and budget planning
- Software and vendor evaluation
- Planning for growth, new offices, and restructuring
- Technology review when acquiring or merging with another business
- Regular strategy reviews
- A second opinion on quotes and proposals from other vendors
What a technology plan includes
Current-state assessment
Accounts, devices, network, software, security, backups, vendors, and costs, documented in one place.
Risks and opportunities
What's most likely to cause downtime or a security incident, and where technology could save time.
Prioritized roadmap
Recommendations ordered by risk and value, with realistic timelines over the next one to three years.
Budget planning
Expected costs for licensing, replacements, projects, and ongoing services, so technology spending is planned.
Vendor evaluation
Independent review of software, services, and proposals, with the questions to ask before you sign.
Regular reviews
The plan is revisited as your business changes, so it stays useful rather than sitting in a drawer.