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Cloud assessment
Ricoh Cloud Readiness Assessment (CRA) is an in-depth and comprehensive analysis to get you ready to move your workload to Cloud .
Customised Cloud Readiness Assessment is step 2 in Ricoh’s cloud advisory services.
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Simple and cost-effective workload migration to Cloud
We keep the key steps to cloud adoption simple:
- Step 1 – Cloud workshop
- Step 2 – Cloud assessment.
Our industry-leading experts:
- Discover – understand your workload and migration needs
- Envision – actual pricing and ROI projections
- Organise – detailed planning including architectural dependencies, migration plans and risk analysis.
Cloud consulting experts use industry-leading assessment frameworks to:
- Gain full visibility of your on-premises workload
- Identify workloads to migrate
- Project actual pricing and ROI
- Map out architectural dependencies
- Create a migration plan
- Analyse possible case scenarios
Choose your CRA package
You stay in control by choosing your CRA package before we start the assessment process.
Standard | Enterprise | |
Analyse and model on-premises virtual or physical machines | YES | YES |
Calculate TCO per workload in Cloud | YES | YES |
Evaluate performance for each workload | YES | YES |
Advise on procurement options | YES | YES |
Map resources in cloud by workload performance or on-premises hardware | YES | YES |
Develop a customised migration strategy | YES | |
Discover your applications and develop migration plan | YES | |
Architectural representations for smart decision-making | YES | |
Risk management – analysis of scenarios | YES |
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