1A decomposition matrix drills Program → Funding request → Product → Application. Overhead sits in its own column so fully-loaded is always direct+alloc plus a visible loading.
2Unit cost ($/vCPU-hr, $/GB) turns absolute spend into an efficiency lens the CFO can compare across products.
Screen 3 of 3
Scenario what-if
Live parametersBefore / after
Cloud migration % 1
Set to 15% · cloud cost factor 1.10
Vendor rate increase
Set to +8% on managed-service pool
$40.17M
Baseline fully-loaded
+$50k
Cloud migration delta +0.1%
+$204k
Vendor +8% delta +0.5%
$40.43M
Both scenarios applied
Before / after by product — vendor +8% 2
Database$4.82M
$4.95M
Cloud Plat.$3.40M
$3.49M
baselineafter scenario · vendor increase lands only on the two managed-service consumers
Before / after by product — cloud migration 15% @ 1.10 3
Compute$20.08M
$20.10M
Storage$3.23M
$3.26M
baselineafter scenario · cloud migration lands only on the two products Data Centre serves
1The Cloud migration % slider is a Power BI what-if parameter driving Scenario Cloud Delta. Moving it recalculates the delta live for live what-if questions.
23Scenario toggle: the segmented control above each breakdown swaps the panel between the two scenarios — a bookmark-driven toggle (or a field-parameter slicer) bound to the same visual, so only one breakdown is on screen at a time in the real report; both are drawn here to show what each state looks like.
Sensitivity call-out: the cloud migration sign flips with the cost factor (+$50k at 1.10, −$50k at 0.90). The vendor increase is linear and certain. This framing is the headline for the live Q&A.