Cloud readiness reviews
Current infrastructure, dependencies, and legacy application constraints that could affect migration timing.
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Cloud Readiness Assessment That De-Risks Your Migration Assessment Before You Set a Migration Date
Start with a cloud readiness assessment. We map your current setup, spot the risks, and give you a practical migration roadmap.
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Features
Features and Capabilities of the Cloud Readiness Assessment
A proper assessment looks past the obvious stuff. Here's what actually gets reviewed before you get a single recommendation, so the report reflects your environment instead of a generic checklist.
License utilization check
Which Microsoft 365 and SaaS licenses are active, underused, or paid for and never touched.
Security posture review
Identity, endpoint, and data protection setup, benchmarked against Zero Trust basics.
Compliance gap analysis
Where your environment falls short of HIPAA, GDPR, DORA, or DPDP, whichever applies to you.
Migration risk scoring
A realistic view of what's likely to slow a migration down before it starts.
Prioritized recommendations
A ranked list of what to fix first, based on risk and effort, not everything at once.
Other offerings
Cloud Readiness Assessment Offerings
Once you request an assessment, here's what the engagement actually looks like, start to finish, no multi-week back and forth required to get a useful answer.
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Application Inventory
A full list of what you run today, across cloud and on-premises systems, so nothing is missed.
Dependency Analysis
A clear map of what connects to what, showing which systems must move together and when.
Cloud Suitability Analysis
A per-workload rating of what to move as-is, what to rebuild, and what to retire.
Migration Roadmap
A phased plan showing the order of moves, step by step, so nothing happens out of sequence.
Effort and Cost Estimate
A realistic view of how long the migration takes, what it costs, and where effort goes.
Risk Assessment
The blockers laid out up front, each one ranked by how much it could hurt delivery.
Why XDuce
Why Choose XDuce + DEV IT for Your Cloud Readiness Assessment
An assessment is only useful if you can trust who’s running it. XDuce and DEV IT pair real specialists with audited process, so what you get back is a clear, honest picture, not a sales pitch in disguise.
It’s free, with no catch
No trial clock, no quiet upgrade to a paid engagement. The assessment is yours to use however you like.
Assessment-first, by design
Partner-led, assessment-first migrations land on time and on budget far more often than DIY ones, so we start there.
Strategy and engineering together
XDuce shapes the methodology and DEV IT brings the technical depth, so findings are practical, not just theoretical.
Audited process and security
Delivery follows CMMI Level 5 and ISO 27001, so how we handle your environment data can be checked, not just promised.
No pressure, no strings
The report is yours either way. Requesting it doesn’t commit you to anything.
A conversation, not a scan
A specialist talks through your environment first, so the report reflects your business, not a generic template.
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Yes. It is a starting point to understand your environment. It is not a trial that turns into a charge later. No card details. No fine print. No sales call dressed up as a quick chat.
It depends on the size of your environment. Most get scoped during the discovery call. The written report lands within one to two weeks after that. Not months of back and forth.
A written report. It covers cloud readiness, license usage, security posture, and compliance gaps. It also ranks what to fix first, by risk and effort. You do not get one long undifferentiated list.
No. The report is yours to keep either way. Requesting it ties you to nothing. There is no follow-up pressure if you want to sit on the findings first.
Skipped assessments are a top reason migrations run over budget or time. The usual culprits are legacy dependencies, undocumented integrations, and unclear data volumes. These should surface on paper. Not mid-project, where they cost far more to fix.