Cloud Transformation Insights
Understand your real cloud position before you plan the next migration. Unicorn.pm suggests the most likely deployment for every application, and your team confirms how your own instances run.
Cloud status per instance
See which applications run in the cloud and which on premise, based on product knowledge and your own installation data.
Serving model classification
Cloud applications are classified by serving model, from IaaS to SaaS, based on Google's cloud taxonomy.
Legacy visibility
See which applications remain on premise or on device, and which of them block modernization.
Migration planning
Combine cloud status with capability and satisfaction data to rank migration candidates.
Know your cloud position before you plan
Cloud strategies fail on bad inventory. Unicorn.pm combines what it knows about software products with what your team knows about your own installations, so transformation plans start from reality.
Cloud transformation is on every IT roadmap, but many programs run on assumptions instead of inventory. Legacy on-premise applications hold back agility, unsupported systems create risk, and cloud spend grows without a clear picture of what has actually moved. Accurate cloud transformation insights matter now because migration decisions, exit strategies and budget forecasts all depend on knowing which applications are cloud-based, which serving models they use and which workloads should move next.
Cloud transformation insights also protect the business case after migration. Serving model data shows where SaaS replaces custom hosting, where legacy systems still block modernization, and where cloud adoption differs per department, so progress against the cloud strategy stays measurable year over year.
Map the current footprint
Unicorn.pm starts from what it knows about each software product. When a product is only offered as SaaS, for example, it suggests that deployment straight away. Your team records how your own instances run, so the baseline reflects your actual situation.
Classify serving models
For cloud applications, Unicorn.pm suggests the applicable service model based on Google's cloud taxonomy. Local installations are classified as On-Premise or On-Device.
Prioritize migration candidates
Cross-reference cloud status with business capabilities, satisfaction ratings and lifecycle data to find the applications where migration pays off first, and the ones better replaced by SaaS.
Track adoption over time
As migrations complete and your team updates the instances, the portfolio picture follows. Report cloud adoption per department, capability or category, and show progress against transformation targets.
Ready to plan from reality?
Book a live demo and see your actual cloud position in Unicorn.pm.