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Logic Networks Assessment Center

See the whole picture.
Build the right plan.

Your IT and network assessment turns scattered systems, vendor relationships, risks, and priorities into one documented environment and a practical roadmap forward.

NDA before discoveryControlled accessDocumented findings
An architectural illustration connecting workplace, network, and cloud layers

Your assessment

From access to action.

01
ProtectNDA and agreed scope
02
UnderstandIntake, access, and inventory
03
EngineerFindings, roadmap, and quotes
01

One reliable current state

Know what you have, where it lives, who owns it, and what depends on it.

02

Recommendations with context

See priorities, dependencies, choices, and business implications—not a generic checklist.

03

A controlled path forward

Move from approval to onboarding with owners, milestones, and decisions clearly tracked.

The complete journey

A disciplined process,
without the mystery.

Every step has a purpose, an owner, and a clear milestone. Select a stage to see how we work together.

Stage 01 / PROTECT

NDA & assessment kickoff

Before discovery begins

We establish confidentiality, confirm the assessment scope, and identify the people who will guide decisions and access.

Logic Networks

  • Send the nondisclosure agreement by email
  • Define the initial assessment boundaries
  • Establish contacts and communication cadence

Your team

  • Review and sign the NDA
  • Confirm your primary contact and decision-makers
  • Share any known deadlines or constraints
Milestone

Confidentiality is in place and the assessment has a clear owner and scope.

Your working links

Three places.
One connected process.

Use the intake form to provide context, the documentation portal for your technology records, and the project workspace to follow active work.

The documentation and Project workspaces require the account credentials assigned to you. Contact Logic Networks if you need access assistance.

Illustrative photograph of colleagues solving a technology problem together.
Access is deliberate.

Named accounts, agreed scope, secure handoff, and only the privileges needed for the work.

Advanced intake

Start with the context that technology alone cannot show.

The intake is organized into focused sections and uses branching so each team only sees the questions relevant to its environment.

01

Business context

Leadership, locations, operating hours, growth plans, and decision-makers

02

People & devices

Users, endpoints, mobile devices, printers, shared systems, and remote work

03

Core platforms

Identity, email, cloud, servers, applications, voice, and collaboration

04

Network & facilities

Internet, firewalls, switching, Wi-Fi, site connectivity, cameras, and access control

05

Security & continuity

Endpoint protection, access controls, backup, recovery, insurance, and compliance

06

Support & vendors

Current providers, contracts, renewals, escalation paths, concerns, and planned projects

Never place passwords, private keys, backup codes, or other secrets in the intake form. Sensitive access is coordinated separately through the secure handoff process.

What you receive

Work you can see.
Decisions you can make.

The exact package follows the agreed scope. The goal is a useful record of the current state and a practical, decision-ready plan.

01

Executive findings

A clear business-level view of material risks, priorities, and decisions.

02

Current-state inventory

A structured record of in-scope users, devices, systems, vendors, and dependencies.

03

Technical findings

Detailed observations, gaps, risks, and supporting context from discovery.

04

Solution roadmap

A phased future-state plan with sequencing, ownership, and practical next steps.

05

Scopes & quotes

Applicable service options and itemized project quotes tied to the recommendations.

06

Onboarding plan

An organized transition plan with milestones, dependencies, and communication rhythm.

From onboarding to strategy

A clear rhythm through
every phase of change.

Onboarding

Approximately 30 days

Timing depends on size, complexity, vendor coordination, and the approved work.

Weekly working sessions

Stabilization

The first 90 days

We verify outcomes, close remaining priorities, and ensure your team is confident in the service.

Active progress reviews

Ongoing

Business reviews & vCIO

Monthly business reviews keep the roadmap aligned. Quarterly reviews can be used when a more spaced-out cadence is appropriate.

Monthly or quarterly cadence

The next step

Begin with the NDA.
Build from the facts.

Once the NDA is complete, use the intake form to give us context. We will coordinate the remaining access and discovery with you directly.

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