A set of professional advisory tools supporting structured analysis across service context, lifecycle risk, operational readiness, and commercial decision‑making.
The TinyFoundry service model is structured across a set of complementary domains, enabling consistent assessment of complex service environments from design through to live operation.
Understanding how components contribute to end‑to‑end services, including dependency mapping, criticality, and service impact.
Assessing lifecycle position, supportability, and emerging risk across software and hardware estates, aligned to Software Obsolescence Risk & Forecasting (SORF) and Hardware Obsolescence Risk & Forecasting (HORF).
Analysing licensing, support models, and cost drivers to support optimisation decisions and supplier strategy.
Evaluating service readiness, risk acceptance, and operational viability through Operational Readiness Review (ORR)-aligned assessment approaches.
Classifies software components in terms of criticality, substitutability, and potential service impact.
Planned tool to support mapping of service dependencies and relationships across complex environments.
Planned tool to support definition of coherent service boundaries and ownership models.
Planned tool to support rapid assessment of software lifecycle risk using SORF principles.
Planned tool to assess hardware lifecycle position and emerging obsolescence risk using HORF principles.
Planned tool to highlight aggregate lifecycle risk across services and estates.
Planned tool to analyse licensing cost structures and support optimisation decisions.
Planned tool to support evaluation of extended support options and associated risk trade-offs.
Planned tool to support structured Operational Readiness Assessment (ORA) activities.
Planned tool to assess whether services meet criteria for acceptance into live operation.
Planned tool to support structured risk acceptance decisions and documentation.