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A 20–40 page assessment of your Azure environment's readiness for AI — delivered in 10 days, with a sequenced roadmap to close any gaps.

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58% of manufacturers lack the Azure foundation to deploy AI in production. The bottleneck is not ambition, it is fragmented data, ungoverned subscriptions, and environments that were never designed for AI workloads. The AI Readiness Review identifies exactly what needs to change, and in what order.

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Always Free · No Commitment

Book your AI Readiness Review

A 20–40 page assessment of your Azure environment's readiness for AI - delivered in 10 days, with a sequenced roadmap to close any gaps.

Your details are never shared. Unsubscribe any time.

58%
of businesses lack the
AI infrastructure foundation (IDC)
68%
of boards have made AI
a strategic priority (IDC)
40%
of manufacturers upgrading to
AI-driven production in 2026
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AI demos happen. Production deployment does not.
Here is why.

The pattern repeats in mid - market manufacturing environments with near - perfect consistency. The AI is not the problem - the platform underneath it is.

OT data never reaches the cloud in usable form
OT data never reaches the cloud in usable form

Sensor data exists on the shop floor. SCADA systems generate it constantly. But it lives in isolated OT networks that were never connected to Azure in a structured, governed way. AI cannot reason over data it cannot see.

Copilot is deployed — and producing nothing
Copilot is deployed, and producing nothing

Microsoft included Copilot in the licence, so it was activated. But the data layer underneath it - SharePoint permissions, Teams governance, Dynamics data structure - is fragmented. The model is fine. The foundation is broken.

Azure subscriptions were never designed for AI workloads
Azure subscriptions were never designed for AI workloads

A migration from three years ago created an Azure estate that handles ERP and file storage. It was not architected for GPU workloads, vector databases, Azure AI Foundry, or the data pipelines that production AI requires.

Data is fragmented across too many disconnected systems
Data is fragmented across too many disconnected systems

Supply chain data in one system. Quality data in another. Finance in a third. None of them connected to a governed Azure data layer. AI cannot build a predictive model across data that it cannot join.

The AI Readiness Review closes all of these gaps, before your initiative reaches them.

The review does not assess the AI capability. It assesses the Azure environment that AI will run on - and identifies, with specificity, exactly what needs to change and in what order before production deployment can succeed. Delivered as a 20–40 page report with a sequenced roadmap in 10 days.

Three areas that determine whether
your AI initiative succeeds or stalls.

EZ Insights connects to your Azure environment and produces a definitive assessment. The output is not a vendor pitch - it is a technical baseline and a prioritised action plan.

Data Foundation
Data Foundation

Is your data structured, governed, and accessible in a way that AI can use? This is the most common point of failure - and the most fixable.

  • Data architecture assessment across all Azure sources
  • OT/SCADA data connectivity and pipeline readiness
  • Copilot data layer diagnosis - why it may not be performing
  • Azure Fabric readiness for unified analytics
  • Data quality and governance gap analysis
Azure AI Infrastructure
Azure AI Infrastructure

Is the Azure environment configured to run production AI workloads - not just pilots? Azure AI Foundry, GPU capacity, MLOps frameworks, and integration patterns all need to be in place before deployment.

  • Azure AI Foundry and Copilot Studio configuration check
  • Subscription architecture for AI workload isolation
  • GPU and compute capacity assessment
  • MLOps and CI/CD pipeline readiness
  • Security and governance for AI model access
AI Roadmap
AI Roadmap

A sequenced, prioritised plan for closing every gap identified - ordered by what unblocks the most AI value for the least infrastructure change. No generic recommendations. Specific to your environment and your use cases.

  • Gap prioritisation by AI use case impact
  • Sequenced 90-day infrastructure remediation plan
  • Effort and cost estimate per remediation step
  • Quick wins identified - what can be activated immediately
  • Board-ready summary of AI readiness status

We assess the platform - not the AI ambition

The AI Readiness Review maps exactly where your environment stands against the requirements of your planned use cases - predictive maintenance, quality control, demand forecasting, document automation, or any other live initiative.

"What is unique about Intwo is the combination of Microsoft Dynamics ERP expertise and Azure Cloud infrastructure. This was the golden combination our previous provider could not offer."

- Hetty Braam, CIO · RGF Staffing
AI Readiness Review. Manufacturing CIO Assessment
Sensor data exists on shop floor (3 production lines)Ready
Azure subscription active and accessibleReady
OT data pipeline to AzureBLOCKED
Azure AI FoundryBLOCKED
Historian dataBLOCKED
Data labelling for model trainingPENDING
Infrastructure gaps identified - 3 blockers
Azure Arc required to bring OT workloads under governed control plane
Azure AI Foundry provisioning - estimated 2 days
Historian-to-Fabric pipeline - 3 engineering sprints with clear spec
Sequenced roadmap - weeks to production AI
Week 1–2: Azure Arc + OT pipeline configuration. Week 3: AI Foundry provisioning. Week 4–6: Fabric data layer + labelling. Week 7+: Model training and production deployment

From booking to roadmap in four steps

No consultants on site. No lengthy discovery process. No commitment before you have seen the results.

01
48 hours
Book & connect

Submit the form. A specialist confirms within 24 hours and sends an EZ Insights read-only connection request for your Azure environment.

02
Under 1 hour
Approve read-only access

One-click approval. No changes to your environment. EZ Insights begins its AI-readiness assessment immediately across every subscription.

03
Days 1–8
Assessment runs

We map your data architecture, assess Azure AI Foundry and Fabric readiness, diagnose the Copilot data layer, and evaluate OT data connectivity, against your specific planned use cases.

04
Day 10
Report & roadmap

Your 20–40 page report is delivered with a sequenced roadmap. A senior specialist walks through findings in a 45-minute call. No obligation to proceed after, though most CIOs act on what they see.

Questions we get asked - and the straight answers.

?We already have an AI strategy and a cloud team. What does this add?

The AI Readiness Review is not an alternative to your strategy - it is a technical baseline for it. Most AI strategies are built on assumed infrastructure readiness. The review makes that assumption concrete: here is exactly what is ready, what is not, and what needs to happen first. It either confirms your plan or prevents you from hitting an infrastructure wall six months in

?Our Copilot is deployed and we think it is working. Why would we need this?

Copilot being deployed and Copilot being useful are different things. The single most common finding in manufacturing environments is Copilot that produces generic, unreliable output because the data permissions, SharePoint structure, and Teams governance underneath it were never configured for AI access. The review identifies this within the first 48 hours and gives you a specific remediation plan.

?Is this focused on Microsoft AI specifically, or is it tool-agnostic?

The review primarily assesses the Microsoft Azure foundation - Azure AI Foundry, Fabric, Copilot, and the data infrastructure that supports all of them - because that is what most mid-market manufacturing environments are running on. Where your use cases call for non-Microsoft AI tooling, we note the integration requirements. The output is tool-agnostic in intent: a platform that can run AI reliably, regardless of which models are on top of it.

?How is this different from a Microsoft FastTrack engagement?

Microsoft FastTrack focuses on deployment adoption - getting Microsoft services running. The AI Readiness Review focuses on the infrastructure and data layer underneath those services, with specific attention to OT/IT integration, data governance, and production AI requirements that FastTrack does not assess. The two are complementary: FastTrack helps you activate; the AI Readiness Review tells you what needs to be in place before activation has a chance of working at production scale.

Ready to see what is actually blocking your AI agenda?

10 days. Zero cost. A complete picture of your infrastructure readiness with a sequenced roadmap to close every gap.