aikux Service GmbH receives further innovation funding
Aikux GmbH continues its success story: For the second time, we have received funding from the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi) for our innovative technology approach in the field of analysis of group and authorization structures.
We will use the funds to further enhance the graph-based technology developed in the first project within our product migRaven.one for analyzing and correcting nested group structures in Microsoft Active Directory. This will provide companies with large to very large IT infrastructures with a valuable tool to better ensure the security and efficiency of their users' handling of company data.
For years, aikux GmbH has been committed to fostering a new data culture in companies. As a medium-sized service provider, we advise large corporations, government agencies, and public institutions . We regularly put the efficiency and security of working in large networks with significant data volumes to the test – often with alarming results. Efficiency in employee data access has long since become a measurable cost factor for companies, and with the upcoming EU GDPR, data security should truly become a core principle in all organizations.
With the experience of many projects, we develop a technology that reads, maps, processes and persistently maintains the highly networked information of documents and authorization structures based on a graph database. This makes it much easier for the user to make profound statements about the relevance of certain data / files and the meaningfulness of folder permissions in the network or to better develop concepts for it. Essentially, it should be possible for an authorized user (and only this one) to always be presented with the latest version of a data record that is relevant at that time without having to search, and to simplify the work with company data. The migRaven software we developed is already using these innovative analysis and optimization methods, enabling functions that were previously unachievable.
The BMWi has now recognized this new and innovative approach for the second time and is promoting the development of further new product components by aikux GmbH as part of the "Central Innovation Program for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises" (ZIM) funding program of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi).
The support from eligible Berlin, which helped again with the application for the funds, should not go unmentioned. "The consultants at Förderbar already supported us so well on the first project that we again resorted to their help this time," says Thomas Gomell, Managing Director of aikux GmbH.
Read the official press release from Förderbar Berlin here.
