Your vSphere environment drifted from its baseline and nobody noticed. I map the dependencies, score the risk, and hand you a runbook so your team can keep it from drifting again.

• ▸Environment map + dependency topology
• ▸vSphere config baseline (Drift Checklist)
• ▸Health score with prioritized remediation
• ▸Configuration audit report
• ▸Runbook for ongoing drift detection

Azure spending tripled and nobody can explain why. I set up the guardrails: policy baselines, RBAC, cost alerts, and a landing zone your team can build on without creating the next mess.

• ▸Management group hierarchy and subscription topology
• ▸Azure Policy baselines (CIS, NIST, custom)
• ▸RBAC role design and Entra ID integration
• ▸Cost Management budgets and anomaly alerts
• ▸Landing zone accelerator deployment
• ▸Tagging taxonomy and enforcement
• ▸Resource naming convention automation
• ▸Governance documentation and runbooks

Migrations fail when someone skips the dependency map and hopes for the best. I move workloads in phased waves with a rollback path at every stage. If something breaks, I roll back. No drama.

• ▸Pre-migration network and dependency mapping
• ▸Phased "wave" execution planning
• ▸Reversible "parallel run" architecture
• ▸Explicit rollback runbooks
• ▸Cutover validation

Broadcom changed the math on virtualization. I run the licensing audit, inventory the workloads, and hand you a migration roadmap with costs, timelines, and rollback options before you commit to anything.

• ▸Licensing cost analysis (current vs. projected)
• ▸Workload inventory and dependency mapping
• ▸Target platform evaluation (Azure, Nutanix, Proxmox)
• ▸Phased migration roadmap with rollback gates
• ▸Cost modeling for stay vs. optimize vs. exit

Your backups run every night. Have you ever restored from one? I run the restore test, document the RTO and RPO, and hand you the proof that your recovery plan actually works.

• ▸Formal backup environment audit
• ▸Documentation of RTO and RPO metrics
• ▸Executed restore tests (sandbox)
• ▸Disaster recovery runbook creation
• ▸Immutable storage verification

Gap analysis against HIPAA, SOC 2, PCI DSS, or CJIS technical safeguard requirements. Evidence-based findings with remediation priorities, not checkbox theater.

• ▸Technical safeguard gap analysis
• ▸Evidence collection and documentation
• ▸Remediation roadmap with priority scoring
• ▸Policy and procedure review
• ▸Audit preparation package

You need senior infrastructure leadership but not a full-time hire. I did this for 10 years at a 21-site healthcare organization. Roadmap, vendors, compliance, budget. Your team gets stronger, not more dependent.

• ▸Technology roadmap and capital planning
• ▸Vendor evaluation and contract review
• ▸Security posture and compliance oversight
• ▸IT budget analysis and optimization
• ▸Board-ready infrastructure reporting
• ▸Staff mentoring and team structure guidance

Six years inside a cloud service provider showed me exactly how MSPs operate, what they track, and what they skip. I review your provider's delivery against contract and hand you a report with actual leverage.

• ▸SLA compliance verification against contract terms
• ▸Ticket volume and resolution time analysis
• ▸Backup and patching coverage audit
• ▸Security baseline gap assessment
• ▸Vendor cost benchmarking
• ▸Written findings report with renegotiation leverage

You're acquiring a company, investing in one, or inheriting someone else's infrastructure. I tell you what's actually there, what it will cost to integrate, and whether the technical debt is a rounding error or a dealbreaker.

• ▸Infrastructure inventory and dependency mapping
• ▸Technical debt quantification
• ▸Security and compliance risk scoring
• ▸Integration complexity assessment
• ▸Operational cost projection (12-month)
• ▸Executive summary with go/no-go framework