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MaaS™ ARCHITECTURE • TECHNOLOGICAL GOVERNANCE

Services governed by the MaaS™ method

Corporate infrastructure designed for predictability, rigorous governance, and operational security.

Layer 4 — Operation & MaaS™ Support

Continuous governance support with strict SLAs and executive vision.

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What you receive

Inventory + topology

Full visibility of assets and environment flows.

Risk matrix

Prioritization (P1/P2/P3) based on business impact.

30-60-90 action plan

Clear roadmap for corrections and immediate evolutions.

Standards and policies

Formal definition of access, backup, and changes.

SLA + operational routine

Time commitment and clear support processes.

Monthly executive report

Governance status and strategic next steps.

MaaS™ Plans

MaaS™ Base

FOCUS: STRUCTURE AND OPERATIONAL STABILITY

Initial technical organization and minimum control to move beyond improvisation.

  • Structural organization of assets
  • Standardization of accounts and permissions
  • Validated backup and basic monitoring
  • Minimum security structure (MFA and initial control)
  • Structured operational support
  • Periodic management report
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MaaS™ Governança

FOCUS: GOVERNANCE AND OPERATIONAL CONTROL

Formal application of policies, processes, and continuous operation control.

  • Documented formal governance
  • Structured Onboarding & Offboarding
  • Access matrix by role
  • Policies applied in governed Multi-Cloud architecture
  • Documented and tested DRP
  • Data lifecycle management
  • Continuous control and hardening
  • Monthly executive report
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MaaS™ Estratégico

FOCUS: EVOLUTION AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTION

Evolutionary architecture and strategic direction for sustainable growth.

  • Evolutionary architecture planning
  • Infrastructure as Code (when applicable)
  • Audit and optimization of cloud costs
  • Hybrid environment management
  • Technological maturity indicators
  • C-Level support
  • Annual technology roadmap
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