Agency MIOSA
Client review room

KII Business OS / Proposal package

One operating system for KII. Owned by KII.

This room contains Agency MIOSA's proposal and scope of work, the data management plan for KII and its clients' data, and the client requirements and roadmap that turn approval into an executable first 90 days, starting with Operations.

Start with the proposal

Read the proposal and scope of work first. Then review the data management plan with whoever owns security and client data, and use the requirements and roadmap to name owners, access, and examples before kickoff.

01 / PROPOSAL AND SCOPE

Proposal and scope of work

How KII's operating loop becomes one governed system on KII's own infrastructure: architecture, shared project context, ownership, scope, timeline, acceptance, team, and commercials.

  • Operations first, 90 days
  • On-prem, human-approved changes
  • KII owns the platform and the code
02 / DATA MANAGEMENT

Data management plan

How KII data and KII's clients' data are classified, kept on KII infrastructure, accessed, mirrored, approved, logged, and returned or deleted at the end of the engagement.

  • Swiss FADP and GDPR aligned
  • Read-only mirrors, approved writes
  • Exit and disposal terms
03 / REQUIREMENTS AND ROADMAP

Client requirements and roadmap

The owners, systems, access, representative examples, and security inputs Agency MIOSA needs from KII, and the 90-day roadmap from mobilization to company rollout.

  • One owner per decision
  • Systems and access inventory
  • 90-day roadmap and kickoff gate

Already shared
The live platform walkthroughs from our calls, the BusinessOS repository, and access to businessos.dev remain available for your team's technical review.

BusinessOS repository

Recommended review sequence

Review together, then confirm the Operations baseline.

The package is written for KII's leadership, engineering, operations, and security reviewers.

  1. Open the proposal and scope of work.
  2. Review the data management plan with your security and data owner.
  3. Name owners and prepare access in the requirements and roadmap.
  4. Sign, grant access, and confirm the on-site week in Zurich.