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Andrew Sweeney

Andrew Sweeney

Andrew Sweeney is the CEO and Co-founder of ReadyWorks. With over 25 years of international experience in technology strategy and delivery, Andrew has a successful track record with premier firms such as Prudential, Guardian, Avon, Altria, JPMorganChase, Salomon Smith Barney, CIT, Royal Bank of Canada, Weil Gotshal & Manges, Polo Ralph Lauren, Hess, AIG, Symantec, and Microsoft, amongst others. Andrew has led numerous large-scale IT transformation initiatives and leverages this experience to help customers deliver IT programs more efficiently while reducing cost and risk.

Recent Posts:

Your First Week With The ReadyWorks VM Accelerator

Getting from a pile of exports to a plan starts with visibility you ca...

VMware Under Broadcom: What Every CIO Needs to Know Before 2026

As the dust settles on Broadcom's $61 billion acquisition of VMware in...

Accelerating Time-to-Value of Your VMware-to-Nutanix Migration

Why Time-to-Value Matters in Enterprise Migrations Enterprises migrati...

Navigating Complex Environments: Streamline Your Enterprise VMware Migration to Avoid Downtime

The High Stakes of Complex VMware Migrations As the pressure builds to...

Assessing and planning your enterprise VMware migration

When Broadcom announced its intention to purchase VMware in 2022, indu...

The End of Windows 10 Support is Here – Is Your IT Strategy Ready?

Orchestrate Your Windows 11 Migration with ReadyWorks + Access Capture...

From Bottlenecks to Breakthroughs: IT Orchestration & App Readiness Automation

How ReadyWorks + Access Capture Are Reshaping IT Operations IT teams f...

Future-Proof IT Operations with ReadyWorks + Access Capture Integration

IT teams today are tasked with an enormous challenge in keeping applic...

Why you should enhance your vmware migration with VirtualReady

Ten Reasons Why You Should Plan Your VMware to Nutanix Migration Using...

Navigating the VMware Migration Journey – Exploring Your Options

As organizations face rising costs and evolving strategies in the wake...