Sample report

See what an engagement actually produces.

A redacted Technology Health Assessment for an anonymised Series A SaaS company, 34 engineers. Twenty-two pages, ranked findings and a 30/90-day plan.

Technology Health AssessmentAnonymisedExecutive output
Technology Health AssessmentExecutive extract
63

Composite technology risk / 100

Weighted across delivery, architecture, cost efficiency, security and AI readiness. The score is a starting point for measurement, not a verdict.

Delivery predictability41
Architecture headroom58
Cloud cost efficiency36
Security posture77
AI readiness52
01Two of three planned AI features are automation problems. Reclassify before build.Priority · high
02Non-production environments account for 38% of monthly cloud spend.Priority · high
03No single owner for release. Four teams shipping, no release manager.Priority · high
04Requirements enter delivery without acceptance criteria in 6 of 9 sampled initiatives.Priority · medium
05Reporting and transactional workloads share one database instance; read load degrades write latency at peak.Priority · medium

How to read it

The score starts the conversation. The ranked findings drive action.

Ranked by business consequence.

Findings should be prioritized by cost, risk and opportunity — not by how technically dramatic they sound.

Every finding needs an owner and a window.

Advice without ownership and timing is commentary. The report turns findings into immediate, 30-day and 90-day actions.

Measure again.

The assessment creates a baseline so leadership can see whether the technology organization actually improved after the intervention.

Your numbers, not sample numbers

A report designed to be acted on.