BleuLemon runs four fixed-scope information system assessments: Atlassian Assessment (5 days), Change Starter ITSM (2 weeks), Controlled Data Center Exit (6 to 10 weeks), AI assessment & roadmap (8 to 10 days). Each one ends with a prioritised trajectory.
Atlassian Platinum Partner · Alongside IT departments since 2008 · Paris and Lyon
An assessment must not simply document what exists. It has to make decisions possible: what has to change, what can wait, and in what order to act. The assessment is a simple way to start a project, before embarking on a transformation.
Is our Jira, Confluence or JSM instance still suited to our organisation?
This Atlassian audit is for IT departments whose platform has grown faster than its rules.
Does our ITSM support still meet the needs of users and of the organisation? Where do we start to improve it?
How do you exit Atlassian Data Center without interrupting service or losing efficiency?
The timetable is public: last Data Center purchase or renewal on 30 March 2028, switch to read-only on 28 March 2029. Time is a strategic asset, not a reprieve.
Which AI agents to recruit, at what cost, in what order?
This isn't about doing AI, it's about recruiting colleagues. This assessment is about choosing whom to recruit. See the AI Assessment page.
An IT master plan sitting in a binder changes nothing. Our assessments end with a prioritised trajectory: the workstreams, their order, their effort, and the conditions for each to be adopted. Technology moves systems forward, change management supports the organisation, and it is the people who give a transformation its value.
A question that finds no answer here is dealt with in a 30-minute conversation, about your actual context rather than a general case.
Talk to an expertThe choice depends above all on the question you need to answer. The Atlassian Assessment covers your Atlassian environment, Jira, Confluence, JSM, Guard, Jira Align; the Change Starter ITSM covers how effective your support is and which improvements to prioritise; the Controlled Data Center Exit covers your migration trajectory; and the AI Assessment covers which use cases to select, their value and the order in which to implement them. A first conversation confirms the right scope.
These assessments cover the situations we meet most often, but they are not exhaustive. If your need does not match one of these formats exactly, we adapt the scope, the duration and the deliverable to build an assessment targeted on your problem. The aim stays the same: to let you decide quickly, on the basis of a shared picture and a clear trajectory.
We hand over a written document, costed and directly usable, suited to the assessment carried out: configuration review, 90-day action plan, requirements specification, migration trajectory or AI roadmap. The aim is always the same: to give you a clear basis on which to decide and to commit to what follows. Never a simple write-up of workshops.
No. The deliverable belongs to you and must be usable without us. You can carry on with BleuLemon, with your own teams or with another partner. It is a principle we apply to all our clients.
No. An IT audit covers all or part of the information system, whereas the AI Assessment focuses on one precise subject: identifying relevant AI uses, prioritising them, assessing their value and defining the conditions for implementing them. The two are complementary: an IT audit may bring an AI initiative to the surface as a priority; if that initiative is already identified, the AI Assessment lets you address it directly.
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