Network Audits with IT Outsourcing and IT Support Advantages

Network audits serve multiple purposes such as reviewing the performance of your internal staff or existing IT support provider, ensuring you adhere to your industry's compliance obligations, to serve as a sanity check to ensure that what you have is robust and secure or even to ensure you are paying the right money for the right service. Our network audits can be completed prior to an IT outsourcing agreement is reached or used as a stand along insight into your network capabilities, strengths and weaknesses.


Our network audits are independent, objective and best of breed.

In a world where IT is the main driver behind any business, it is imperative that when reviewing your infrastructure it is done with four key elements in mind:

1. Is it suitable for the company's current requirements?
2. Is it scalable to allow for future business growth?
3. Is it configured correctly?
4. Is it secure?

Our Network Audits provide you with a forensic analysis in plain English of the inherent strengths and weaknesses of each component of your IT infrastructure.

Once we have completed the Network Audit, we will invite you to our offices for an IT debrief. This debrief is included as standard within all of our Audits and its purpose is to allow you to review our findings and compare them to the requirements/expectations of the business.

A network audit can help to safeguard the long term performance of your network and provide valuable intel about your IT support requirements. Our detailed report and 3 year IT roadmap form actionable recommendations for your network health. These findings help to plan IT support spend and recognise where software and hardware may not meet the performance levels your team requires.

A network audit can be used not only to build a picture of your network capabilities today – it can also be of assistance before a big new project is started by testing the suitability of vital IT components, or check state of play before integrating new network assets. From the reliability of your back up systems, to internet connectivity, software licenses and IT compliance, each network audit provides a complete and accessible breakdown of your network’s strengths and weaknesses. For many, this is the cornerstone of a strategic IT plan and critical to determining IT outsourcing or other IT support needs.