DevCloud Suite
We measure how your internal business applications take up a cloud suite — where licences work, where they sit idle, and what owners would need to change.
Flagship engagement
Cloud Suite Adoption Assessment
A three-to-five-week review for organisations that already licensed a cloud suite and need an evidence-based map of uptake inside named internal applications — not another feature tour.
- Inventory workshop for one suite and a defined application set
- Owner interviews grounded in tasks, handoffs, and exceptions
- Adoption heatmap with confidence labels beside each cell
- Leadership briefing and written recommendations
Related work
Portfolio reviews, readiness briefings, and quarterly pulses
When a full assessment is not the next step, we offer lighter engagements that still stay tied to cloud suite adoption analytics for internal business applications.
From the field
What clients notice after the briefing
Their assessment of our internal procurement application showed we were paying for suite document features while buyers still emailed bid packs. The heatmap made that uncomfortable enough to fix. I still wish the interview window had been a week longer — we had to skip two regional owners.
The portfolio review gave finance a seat-count story they could argue with. We finally saw which line-of-business apps never touched the suite at all.
Field notes
Recent writing on adoption work
What idle cloud suite licences look like inside a finance application
When a finance team buys collaboration and document features but posts still leave the suite at month-end, the gap usually sits in process design — not in missing software.
Interviewing application owners without turning the hour into a feature demo
Owner interviews for cloud suite adoption analytics work when you stay on tasks, exceptions, and handoffs — not on capability catalogues.
Building an adoption heatmap that leadership will actually open
Heatmaps fail when they score vanity metrics. They work when each cell ties to a named application, a suite capability, and a verifiable signal.