In as little as four weeks, the IT-Finance Value Assessment helps CFOs, CIOs, and IT Finance leaders gain transparency into technology spend, identify value leakage, and build a practical roadmap for better financial decision-making.
Technology Spend Is Under More Scrutiny Than Ever
Rising technology costs
Cloud, SaaS, AI and platform investments are increasing pressure on budgets and governance.
CFO/CIO alignment challenges
Finance and IT often operate with different cost views, priorities and terminology.
Lack of transparency
Organizations struggle to answer:
- What does IT really cost?
- Which services consume the most budget?
- Where is value being created?
- Where is money being lost?
The IT-Finance Value Assessment creates a shared, fact-based view of IT cost and business value.
A Shared Language for IT and Finance
IT Financial Management acts as the translation layer between Finance, IT and the Business. The assessment helps leadership teams:
- Align on cost drivers
- Improve investment decisions
- Strengthen accountability
- Connect technology spend to business value
- Create fact-based planning and governance
What the Assessment Reveals
Cost transparency gaps
Understand where cost allocation, ownership and reporting create friction.
Planning weaknesses
Identify issues in budgeting, forecasting and service costing.
Cloud & platform inefficiencies
Reveal optimization opportunities across infrastructure and services.
Data quality problems
Expose the reporting limitations slowing decision-making.
Value leakage
Find quick wins and structural optimization opportunities.
Improvement priorities
Receive a clear roadmap with practical next steps.
How the IT-Finance Value Assessment Works
- Align scope and priorities
Define objectives, stakeholders and focus areas. - Interview IT & Finance stakeholders
Assess processes, governance, costing, planning and reporting. - Evaluate maturity
Benchmark capabilities across TBM and ITFM dimensions. - Deliver roadmap & recommendations
Provide prioritized actions, quick wins and long-term improvements.
Typical timeline
~4 weeks
Stakeholders involved
8–12 interviews
Client effort
16–24 hours total
Assessment Areas
- Organization
- Services
- Processes
- Models
- Cloud
- Systems
- Data
- Dashboards
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Official TBM Council Global
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Gartner
Selected by Gartner as one of the leading global IT-Financial Management Service Providers
IBM
Gold Partner
What You Receive
Typical outcomes
- Improved organizational structures and processes
- Enhanced IT service delivery models
- Increased cost transparency
- TBM tooling selection
- Improved data and systems
- Process automation
Final report includes
- Current maturity
- Desired future state
- Gap analysis
- Recommended next steps
- Prioritized use cases
- Detailed roadmap with activities, resources, costs, and benefits
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