What's actually included in an IT health assessment?
A typical IT health assessment reviews network performance, hardware and software lifecycle status, backup and disaster recovery readiness, security configuration, and how well current systems support daily operations. You receive a scored report with prioritized risks, quick wins, and a roadmap, usually within a few days.
The part most providers skip is connecting the technical findings back to business impact — a report full of jargon about firmware versions doesn't help you decide what to fix first. A good assessment translates "outdated switch firmware" into "this is the reason your point-of-sale system drops connection on Fridays," so you can prioritize by what actually affects revenue, not just by severity score.
See exactly what our free IT Health Assessment covers and what you'll receive.