As an agency specializing in product strategy, we understand the importance of a thorough technical inventory and audit in ensuring the success of our clients' products. By conducting a comprehensive evaluation of our clients' existing technology and systems, we gain a deep understanding of their technology landscape, allowing us to identify any gaps, opportunities, or limitations that may impact the development and delivery of their products.

Our team of experts assesses our clients' technology infrastructure, software systems, data architecture, and other related systems to provide them with a comprehensive report of their technology assets and limitations. This information is then used to inform and guide product strategy decisions, such as the selection of new technology solutions, the development of new products, and the optimization of existing systems.

By conducting a technical inventory and audit, we empower our clients with valuable insights into their technology landscape, enabling them to make informed decisions that drive business growth and success. With our expertise in product strategy and technology, we help our clients to stay ahead of the competition and achieve their business goals.

Uncovering Your Tech Landscape: With A Comprehensive Technical Inventory and Audit

As a leading agency in product strategy, we offer comprehensive technical inventory and audit services to help our clients achieve their business goals. Our assessment includes a thorough examination of the following key areas:

• Take inventory of the structure of the codebase and app architecture
• Examine proprietary code for modern best practices and documentation
• Review and inventory dependencies which will impact future work within the codebase (such as environments, code languages, frameworks and libraries, plugins and extensions, etc.)
• Provide a feasibility assessment for building new features within the existing codebase
• Provide recommendations for required dependency updates to enable future development, if feasible
• Review front-end code to assess user experience, including speed of calls and content rendering
• Examine the security infrastructure for best practices and cursory regulatory compliance where necessary