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We define policies and cost control on the basis of your existing roles, models and structures. The operating model covers a fitting provisioning and service model and settles responsibilities and security, so your cloud stays governed, compliant and sovereign.
We define policies, cost control and the operating model on the basis of your structures, so your cloud stays {{governed and sovereign}}.
One uniform rulebook gives your cloud dependable guardrails.
Azure Policy, policy-as-code, guardrails, naming standards, tagging, compliance baseline
Budgets and steering keep spending transparent and under control.
FinOps, budgets, chargeback, cost management, anomaly alerts, rightsizing
A fitting provisioning model makes new resources available in a standardised way.
Self-service, IaC, landing zone vending, approval workflows, standard templates, automation
A defined service model settles operation, support and the division of responsibility.
Operating model, SLAs, support levels, shared responsibility, operational processes, escalation
Well-defined roles settle who owns which tasks and decisions.
RBAC, RACI, role model, permission concept, responsibility matrix, escalation paths
Evidence and controls keep your cloud compliant and ready for audit.
Compliance controls, audit logs, evidence trails, data protection, sovereignty, reporting
We capture existing roles, models and structures.
We take in your existing roles, processes and steering structures rather than designing a parallel organisation. Existing requirements and responsibilities we bring into view as the starting point.
You receive a picture of what governance and operating model build on. This intake determines the shape of the rulebook.
We define policies, guardrails and naming standards.
We settle policies through Azure Policy and policy-as-code and anchor guardrails, naming standards and tagging. A compliance baseline determines how resources are provisioned and secured.
Risky or unstructured use is bounded from the outset and stays traceable. On this rulebook the operating model builds.
We shape provisioning model, service model and roles.
We shape a fitting provisioning and service model with self-service, landing zone vending and approval workflows. Roles, ownership and shared responsibility we settle through RBAC and a RACI matrix.
Operation and steering mesh day to day, and every role knows its tasks and rights. On this model the cost steering builds.
Budgets and FinOps keep spending transparent and steerable.
We set up cost steering through FinOps, budgets, chargeback and cost management. Anomaly alerts and rightsizing uncover deviations and savings potential early.
Those responsible see early where resources are tied up and can steer against it. The transparency gained feeds into the ongoing anchoring.
We anchor evidence, controls and operation for the long term.
We anchor compliance controls, audit logs and evidence trails where your environment is steered. Reporting, approval routes and escalation paths we agree with your teams.
Rules take effect in operation rather than only on paper, and your cloud stays ready for audit. Sovereignty and compliance requirements we examine individually in each context.
Existing roles, models and structures are the starting point, not an imported template.
Rules and operating model mesh instead of standing side by side.
FinOps makes spending transparent and steerable for the long term.
Compliance and data sovereignty are built firmly into the guardrails.
BSI C5 and KRITIS are taken into account as auditable requirements.
The operating model carries further teams, workloads and requirements.
Answers to the questions we are asked most often about cloud governance and the operating model.
We talk about policies, ownership and cost control, so your cloud stays compliant and sovereign.
