Sistema de automatización de permisos para Imbavial EP
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Godoy Vásquez, Dayana Gabriela
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2024
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PUCE - Ibarra
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El presente proyecto de tesis propone el diseño e implementación de un sistema de automatización de permisos en Imbavial EP, aprovechando las capacidades de Microsoft 365 y sus servicios. Este sistema busca mejorar la gestión de accesos a recursos de información críticos y sensibles, con el objetivo de optimizar la eficiencia operativa y reforzar la seguridad de la información dentro de la empresa. A través de una metodología de investigación aplicada, se combinaron técnicas cuantitativas como revisión documental y observación directa, enfocándose particularmente en la implementación de prácticas ágiles, específicamente XP, para el desarrollo del sistema. Los resultados obtenidos de este estudio demuestran la viabilidad y eficacia de un sistema automatizado en la gestión de permisos, señalando una notable mejora en la seguridad de la información y una reducción significativa de los riesgos asociados con procesos manuales. Además, se espera que la implementación de esta solución no solo simplifique y agilice los procesos internos relacionados con el manejo de permisos, sino que también establezca un precedente para futuras iniciativas de automatización dentro de la organización. El sistema desarrollado no solo aborda de manera efectiva las necesidades específicas de Imbavial EP en términos de gestión de permisos, sino que también ofrece un marco replicable para otras organizaciones que busquen mejorar sus procesos de seguridad de la información mediante la automatización.
The present thesis project proposes the design and implementation of a permissions automation system at Imbavial EP, leveraging the capabilities of Microsoft 365 and its services. This system aims to enhance the management of access to critical and sensitive information resources, with the goal of optimizing operational efficiency and reinforcing information security within the company. Through an applied research methodology, quantitative techniques such as document review and direct observation were combined, focusing particularly on the implementation of agile practices, specifically XP, for the system development. The results obtained from this study demonstrate the feasibility and effectiveness of an automated system in permission management, indicating a significant improvement in information security and a notable reduction in risks associated with manual processes. Furthermore, it is anticipated that the implementation of this solution will not only simplify and streamline internal processes related to permission management but also set a precedent for future automation initiatives within the organization. The developed system not only effectively addresses the specific needs of Imbavial EP in terms of permission management but also provides a replicable framework for other organizations seeking to enhance their information security processes through automation.
The present thesis project proposes the design and implementation of a permissions automation system at Imbavial EP, leveraging the capabilities of Microsoft 365 and its services. This system aims to enhance the management of access to critical and sensitive information resources, with the goal of optimizing operational efficiency and reinforcing information security within the company. Through an applied research methodology, quantitative techniques such as document review and direct observation were combined, focusing particularly on the implementation of agile practices, specifically XP, for the system development. The results obtained from this study demonstrate the feasibility and effectiveness of an automated system in permission management, indicating a significant improvement in information security and a notable reduction in risks associated with manual processes. Furthermore, it is anticipated that the implementation of this solution will not only simplify and streamline internal processes related to permission management but also set a precedent for future automation initiatives within the organization. The developed system not only effectively addresses the specific needs of Imbavial EP in terms of permission management but also provides a replicable framework for other organizations seeking to enhance their information security processes through automation.
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Automatización, Permisos, Microsoft 365, Azure, Active directory, Gestión, Accesos, Eficiencia operativa, Seguridad de la información, Sharepoint, Power apps, Power automate, Power bi