Costs and operations
IT operating cost optimisation
We first establish what your operations cost and where avoidable costs arise. We assess infrastructure, databases, applications and administration time, then propose measures with estimated benefit, implementation cost and operational risk.
Where we look for savings
| Servers and virtualisation | Utilisation, redundant instances and workload distribution |
| Databases | Slow queries, blocking, I/O, growth and data retention |
| Cloud and hosting | Service sizing, storage, transfers and unused environments |
| Licences | Features in use, editions and deployment model |
| Administration | Manual work, repeated incidents and missing documentation |
| Older systems | Operating dependencies and future maintenance effort |
What you receive
A baseline overview and prioritised measures. For each change we state saving assumptions, estimated implementation cost, dependencies and how the outcome will be verified.
Measuring the benefit
After implementation we compare agreed indicators with the baseline, including one-off change costs, parallel operation and ongoing management. The goal is sustainable savings while retaining required performance, availability and security.