The need
Infrastructure projects involve technical decisions, user dependencies, licensing and vendor work. They need someone who knows the environment, brings the information together and connects planning with implementation.
What's included
- Understanding the need and defining the project scope.
- Reviewing existing infrastructure and dependencies.
- Evaluating options and vendor proposals.
- Technical coordination with software providers, including Hashavshevet environments.
- Defining responsibilities and the sequence of work.
- Scheduling work around business operations.
- Supporting implementation, testing and documentation.
- Preparing system documentation, diagrams and handover information.
How the work is approached
The starting point is the current situation and the desired outcome. The next step is to clarify what needs to change, who is responsible for each part and what is required before work can begin.
Decisions, changes and open issues are tracked throughout the project. At completion, the work performed and remaining tasks are summarized, and the relevant documentation is updated.
What you receive
A work plan, coordination between the parties, implementation tracking and documentation that supports continued operation after the project.
Additional capabilities: digital processes and employee awareness
I have experience designing and building digital information security awareness questionnaires, with workflows that include questions, an employee declaration and submission records.
I also use AI to build tools for reporting, analysis and documentation. Each process is designed around the need, the information required and the checks to be completed before it is used more widely.