Independent IT Second Opinion — Before You Sign, Get It Checked
Counter-expertise for IT quotes, plans, and recommendations — clear answer: go, no-go, or go with conditions.
Who is it for?
GMs, CFOs or boards receiving a significant IT quote.
Organizations wanting to validate a modernization plan.
Parties involved in litigation requiring independent technical analysis.
Internal IT directors who want external validation before presenting a plan to their leadership.
Internal IT teams who want to validate their own recommendations before presenting them to leadership.
When does it help?
- A provider presents a significant quote and you want a neutral second opinion before signing.
- An architecture was designed internally or by an integrator, and you want to validate it holds up.
- A modernization plan is on the table, but nobody in-house has the expertise to challenge the assumptions.
- A document seems questionable and you need an independent analysis.
What will you receive?
A clear opinion: go, no-go, or go with conditions.
The analysis of identified assumptions and risks.
Concrete recommendations if adjustments are needed.
Format adapted to the scope of the mandate: structured verbal assessment for a standard quote analysis (2h format); full written report for an architecture, modernization plan, or multi-component file.
Delivery timeline: a few business days for a standard quote; one to two weeks for an architecture or multi-phase plan. Specified in the proposal based on document complexity.
Not a good fit?
- If you're looking for a quick validation on a specific question — a quote to skim, a doubt to clear up in two hours — the SME offer is probably the right starting point. A counter-expertise is different: it's an in-depth analysis of a document that deserves careful attention — a migration proposal, a network architecture, a transformation plan, a contract with complex technical clauses. Situations where assumptions are numerous, stakes are real, and you need to understand what you're signing or approving. Our assessment can very well support a decision you've already made — and in many cases, it confirms it. But it will always be honest and non-compliant. If we see something that doesn't add up, we'll tell you — that's precisely what gives the assessment its value. All our mandates are covered by a confidentiality agreement. What you share with us stays between us.