Services
Assess. Decide. Govern.
From initial assessment to ongoing oversight, support to preserve application value and organize justified changes.
Assess
You need to understand critical applications, dependencies and security priorities.
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An initial assessment of one application, a site or a wider portfolio. We distinguish business value, security weaknesses, obsolescence and consequences for operational continuity.
Proposed deliverables
- Application, interface and ownership maps
- Risk assessment and information still to confirm
- Intervention priorities and initial recommendations
Decide
You need to choose what to retain, secure or change, and when.
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Following an in-depth application review, we jointly propose with your application owners which applications to retain, secure or transform, together with an action schedule. When change is considered, a functional mockup clarifies requirements and supports adaptation, rewriting or targeted vendor selection.
Proposed deliverables
- Documented scenarios based on value and risks
- Functional mockup, business rules and acceptance criteria
- Action schedule agreed with application owners
- Comparisons of costs, timelines, dependencies and residual risks
Govern
You want to maintain application knowledge and oversee its evolution over time.
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Recurring support to update risks, track end-of-support milestones and prepare decisions. Owners, actions and acceptance milestones are reviewed at the agreed frequency.
Proposed deliverables
- Updated risk register, responsibilities and action plans
- Support milestones and lifecycle reviews
- Three-to-five-year investment roadmap
Chrysalid structures the engagement and its follow-up. Scope, expected evidence, deliverables and support arrangements are agreed at the outset.
A shared framework for industrial decisions and acquisitions.
Executive, IT and industrial leadership, and investors work from the same findings. An acquisition assessment also examines inherited dependencies, security, obsolescence and integration conditions, beyond cost alone.