Free, and there's no invoice, so there's nothing for procurement to approve. The report is in your inbox two hours after we hang up.
Run personally by Jason RolandEx-Director of IT Service Management, AdventHealth
If you're a fit, you'll pick a time on the next screen.
Annual recoverable waste
Found inside a $117M annual IT spend.
Sample output, demo environment. Your report is built from your own numbers.
One call. Nothing to prepare in advance.
From hang-up to report in your inbox.
No invoice. No budget line. No approval.
Not a scorecard. Not a maturity grade you'd need another consultant to read.
Licensing, hardware, support and process failure, each with a number attached.
Put it in front of your CFO without being asked where it came from.
Ranked by financial impact, not by what's easiest to do first.
Cost against return, so the business case writes itself.
Annual waste identified inside a single $251M IT environment, across licensing, hardware and shadow IT.
Root cause process waste at one organization. Over 120,000 lost FTE hours a year.
More remediation opportunities found than competing assessments.
Faster roadmap delivery than a typical Global System Integrator cycle.
"Where have you been the last 10 years of my career?"
IT leader, government subcontractor"Everyone else analyzed the problem. You gave us control, proof, and credibility."
Client feedbackEvery hospital your system acquired came with its own platform. Nobody ever got funded to merge them.
Same tooling running two or three times over, on separate contracts.
Seats nobody uses, on renewals nobody has audited in years.
The data lives in four places and no one can see across all of them.
Not because you're bad at your job. Because nobody has mapped what's underneath you.
He built this methodology from two decades of sitting in the chair you're sitting in now. He runs every assessment personally.
Years of enterprise IT leadership across healthcare, finance and logistics.
Director of IT Service Management at AdventHealth, one of the largest health systems in the country.
Practice areas in the framework he built, along with the technical debt calculator behind it.
Platform-agnostic. ServiceNow, Jira, Fresh Service, ManageEngine, Halo, Zendesk.
Two reasons. Both self-interested.
Six agencies and two GSIs have already promised you things. The fastest way to prove this is real is to prove it before asking for anything.
There are 26 practice areas in the framework. If the first surfaces seven figures, you'll want to know what the rest are hiding.
If your environment is clean, or the exposure is too small to act on, you'll hear that directly. No pitch, no drip sequence, no quarterly check-in. You get the report either way.
If you're on the left, the 45 minutes will be worth it. If you're on the right, we'd rather tell you now.
Nothing prepared in advance. Jason will ask for figures you already know or can pull quickly: incident volumes, headcount, rough annual IT spend, what platform you're on. Estimates are fine.
The assessment is the deliverable. You get the report whether or not anything happens afterward. If the findings point to something worth fixing, that conversation happens after you've seen the numbers, not before.
Most clients do. The question isn't whether you have a partner. It's whether they've shown you exactly where your platform is costing you money, with a dollar figure attached. Different job.
No. There's no invoice, so there's nothing to approve. That's the point of structuring it this way.
It uses industry-standard metrics and modeled corporate personas, and lands within roughly 5 to 7% on the initial pass. It's a directional financial baseline, not an audit, and it's accurate enough to build a business case on.
It's used to produce your report. Nothing is shared, sold or published, and nothing is retained beyond what's needed to deliver the assessment.
You'll find out in about 30 seconds from the qualifying questions, before anyone's calendar gets involved.
You'll know within two hours whether your environment is bleeding money and exactly where. If it isn't, you'll hear that too.
5 questions. About 30 seconds.