A structured, candid assessment of whether your Azure environment can carry the AI, data and cloud workloads about to land on it — with a prioritised remediation plan you can actually act on.
Why this matters
Most mid-market Azure environments grew project by project. There's no landing zone, no governance baseline, and no shared model for networking, identity or cost. AI and data workloads are about to land on it anyway.
We run a structured architecture review against the Cloud Adoption Framework and the Well-Architected pillars — sized for AI, data and Copilot workloads — and produce a prioritised remediation plan, not a thousand-page document.
What it includes
Subscription topology, management groups, and naming/tagging assessed against CAF.
Hub-and-spoke design, segmentation, private endpoints and DNS reviewed for AI workload patterns.
RBAC, managed identities, key management and Defender for Cloud reviewed against Zero Trust.
Storage, Fabric, Azure OpenAI, AI Search and AI Foundry placement reviewed against Well-Architected.
Tagging, reservations, budget alerts and chargeback reviewed against the cost reality of AI workloads — not against last year's project portfolio.
Findings ranked by exposure, effort and AI-readiness impact — with a sequenced remediation plan.
Engagement sequence
Tenant configuration, network, identity and resources extracted and mapped.
Estate assessed against CAF, Well-Architected and AI workload reference patterns.
Findings ranked by AI-readiness impact, exposure and remediation effort.
Target architecture, remediation plan and engagement-shape recommendations presented to leadership.
Outcomes
An architecture document grounded in what you actually have — not what someone hoped you had.
Not a thousand-page deliverable — a list ordered by what stops AI workloads landing safely.
A leadership-ready view of what to fix, in what order, with what scope.
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The next step
Forty-five minutes with a senior architect. We'll ask about your Azure environment, your AI ambitions and your governance reality — and tell you honestly where to start.