Workload assessment
Map dependencies, access requirements, data location and operating constraints.
Proposed service: plan cloud environments and workload transitions around business priorities, operational needs and recovery requirements.

A cloud decision should explain what changes, why it is needed and how the environment will be operated. The proposed scope evaluates selected workloads and develops a staged architecture or migration plan without assuming that every system belongs in the cloud.
Map dependencies, access requirements, data location and operating constraints.
Define identity, network boundaries, deployment structure and monitoring needs.
Sequence pilot workloads, validation steps and rollback decisions.
An inventory with priorities, dependencies and migration considerations.
Environment diagrams, configuration principles and responsibility boundaries.
Pilot plan, acceptance checks and operating handover.
1. Assess the starting environment. 2. Agree the target design. 3. Pilot a bounded workload. 4. Validate and plan the next transition.
Validate access, connectivity, deployment and recovery procedures against agreed scenarios. Estimates must state consumption assumptions; cloud cost reductions are not guaranteed.
Describe your current systems, the challenge you want to address and the constraints that matter. A focused brief helps establish a practical scope.
Discover the services and solution concepts behind your next step.

Solution concept: plan how critical applications and data would recover from disruption across on-premises and cloud environments.
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Solution concept: organise access to business applications around verified users, appropriate permissions and controlled device conditions.
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