Creating an Evergreen Landscape
Being Evergreen Ready is vital to keeping up with the constantly changing business landscape and is about effectively managing large numbers of applications that have interactions with operating systems and MS Office products. Virtech's Evergreen IT offerings specifically address the ongoing issues associated with continual upgrade cycles. We guide clients through their transition enabling them to become Evergreen Ready. Our unique five step process determines the business needs of your Organisation where our Evergreen Model:
Evaluates your IT environment
Analyses your build
Comprehensively tests your build
Provides a detailed report of recommended changes required to be “Evergreen Ready”
Assists with vendor management
Learn more about Evergreen from our blog
The Evergreen Journey

Frequently Asked Questions
Most IT departments are managing a diverse IT landscape that can be partially on-premises and partially in the cloud. Amidst constantly evolving business requirements, IT Teams are tasked with reducing costs and the time required to deliver change to End-Users. Without going Evergreen, adaption to change for IT Teams is unachievable, costly and time consuming.
Microsoft’s sustained vision with the OS is to deliver “Windows-as-a-service” through smaller, more frequent updates that gradually evolve the OS over time, eliminating the need for a hard refresh.
Massive legacy IT infrastructure and business applications are not only costly to maintain, they are also inflexible and hold your organisation back from adapting to the constantly changing environment in which you operate. Organisations that fail to stay up to date and ever ready, aren't able to prioritise their resources toward customer experience, adding to a greater disadvantage against competitors.
Evergreen IT provides organisations with all the benefits that come with perpetual migration and stock management. Just as with agile, or lean software development, the roll out process is much shorter and more frequent than with the traditional process.