It aligns business priorities, governance, risk, security, cloud economics, operating model needs and AI readiness into a prioritised roadmap. The scope can cover public, private, hybrid and multi-cloud environments.

No. AI readiness can be considered as part of the wider strategy. If the main objective is to assess whether the cloud foundation can support AI at scale, the AI-Ready Cloud Assessment is the more focused engagement.

A clear set of priorities, decision principles, risks, dependencies and phased next steps that can guide investment and delivery decisions.

The scope and duration will depend on your objectives, environment and stakeholders. We tailor each engagement to your requirements, whether you’re looking at a specific challenge or developing a broader cloud strategy.

The assessment is typically designed for business and technology stakeholders, including CIOs, CTOs, Heads of IT, architecture, security, operations and finance teams. Bringing together different perspectives helps ensure the resulting strategy reflects both business priorities and operational requirements.

Yes. Many organisations use a Cloud Strategy Assessment to validate existing plans, review whether priorities have changed, identify new opportunities, or ensure their strategy remains aligned to current business goals, governance requirements and future technology initiatives.