IT audits
the main areas of study
We offer several angles of analysis when carrying out a basic IT infrastructure audit:
if you wish, in addition to the general study we can analyse IT strategy and risks, assess the IT infrastructure management scheme, calculate the cost of ownership and much more.
Audit
of IT infrastructure
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Gives an understanding of the overall state of the IT infrastructure (in quantity and quality), of problem areas and bottlenecks, plus a list of recommendations for fixing them.
What the business gets:
The audit report contains:
- the findings of the study of the hardware and software parts of the infrastructure;
- a description of the main infrastructure components and an assessment of how reliably they are built;
- a diagram of how the local network operates;
- recommendations for improving the infrastructure and for correcting the errors found.
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Audit
of IT strategy
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Makes it possible to assess how well the IT infrastructure development plan matches the strategic business development plan.
What the business gets:
The audit report contains:
- an assessment of how well the IT strategy matches the strategic goals of the business;
- analysis of short-term IT infrastructure development plans and recommendations for aligning them with the strategic business plan;
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Review
of IT costs
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Gives an understanding of the total cost of ownership of the IT infrastructure and answers the question of whether the current form of the IT infrastructure makes financial sense.
What the business gets:
The audit report contains:
- an assessment of the total cost of ownership of the IT infrastructure;
- an assessment of how justified and transparent IT running costs are;
- budgeting recommendations aimed at maximum benefit for the business;
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Assessment
of IT risks
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Gives a picture of all the risks (including potential ones), their comparative assessment and the percentage likelihood of them occurring.
What the business gets:
The audit report contains:
- a description and comparative assessment of the risks;
- an assessment of the impact of the risks and the likelihood of them occurring;
- an assessment of the management of IT risks or of risks dependent on IT;
- general recommendations for preventing risks or for managing them;
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A service-led approach
Lets us guarantee a high level of quality and be accountable for it.
Quality guarantee
We pay for our clients' downtime. All work is planned around the specifics of the client's production process.
Effective communication
We use ticketing systems that let our customers stay informed at all times and know how the work is progressing.
What affects the price of the audit:
- The number of infrastructure objects selected for the audit.
- The type and goals of the audit.
- The depth of the study and how formally the audit findings are presented.
To estimate the cost of auditing your infrastructure, request a preliminary brief and fill in its key fields. With that input, our managers will be able to make a preliminary cost estimate.
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Take the opportunity to get qualified recommendations — request a preliminary brief and receive an estimate of the cost of the audit. The meeting with a technical specialist will also give you answers to every question about the forthcoming audit of your infrastructure, valuable recommendations and a roadmap for carrying out a detailed audit.