/ For the CIO

What will Surya own, and how does it integrate with my team and tools?

A defined scope boundary, work done inside your own tenant, and a monthly report of what moved.

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The scope split

The ticket queue, endpoint management and security, and device operations move to Surya. Applications, data and strategy stay with your team. It is not either/or — the program is built to run alongside internal IT.

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It runs inside your tenant

Work happens inside your Microsoft 365 tenant. The tenant stays yours. Surya holds role-based administrative access under named accounts, and that access is logged.

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One standard setup per role

Each role gets one hardened standard setup, built on Windows Autopilot and Microsoft Intune, versioned and kept current. Access is mapped per person and enforced on the Microsoft security stack.

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A monthly account report

Each month you get an account report: devices under management, movements that happened, requests handled, and endpoint posture.

/ Proof

Where the numbers come from

The operating numbers are published with each metric defined, and the case studies name the deployment shapes behind them.

Start with the scope and the number.

The calculator gives you a monthly figure. The working session sets the boundary between your team and ours, and produces a fixed deployment quote.

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