This involves evaluating the organization's existing IT infrastructure, including hardware, software, network architecture, and data center facilities. It also includes assessing the organization's current applications, workloads, and data storage requirements.
Osprey understands an organization's business goals, objectives, and requirements are crucial for aligning cloud adoption strategies with business priorities. Interviews with key stakeholders are conducted to gather insights into their business needs, growth plans, and regulatory compliance requirements.
Osprey assesses the organization's application portfolio to determine which applications are suitable for migration to the cloud, which may require refactoring or redesigning, and which should remain on-premises. This analysis considers factors such as application dependencies, performance requirements, security considerations, and compliance requirements.
Osprey evaluates the organization's security posture and compliance requirements to identify any potential gaps or challenges associated with migrating to the cloud. This includes assessing data protection mechanisms, access controls, encryption requirements, and compliance with industry regulations and standards.
Osprey assesses the technical feasibility and complexity of migrating existing workloads to the cloud. This involves evaluating factors such as application architecture, data integration requirements, networking considerations, and compatibility with cloud platforms and services.
Osprey evaluates the organization's readiness for cultural and organizational changes associated with cloud adoption. This includes assessing the skills and expertise of IT personnel, identifying training needs, and developing change management strategies to ensure a smooth transition to the cloud.
Osprey conducts a cost-benefit analysis to determine the potential cost savings, return on investment (ROI), and other business benefits associated with migrating to the cloud. This involves estimating migration costs, ongoing operational expenses, and potential cost optimizations enabled by cloud services.
