Marx Computer Service GmbH

Architecture Instead of Actionism

IT today is no longer a supporting function.
It is business-critical infrastructure, regulatory responsibility, and a strategic asset.

We believe stable IT environments are not created through isolated measures — but through structured architecture, controlled implementation, and sustainable operating models.

Marx Computer Service stands for architecture-driven IT, governance-oriented security models, and responsible project execution.

Our Mindset

We do not begin with tools.
We begin with structure.

Before implementing technologies, we define:

• Target architectures
• Clear responsibilities
• Structural risk factors
• Governance frameworks
• Documentation requirements

Our objective is not short-term problem solving —
but long-term stability and risk reduction.

What Differentiates Us

Many IT providers implement solutions.
We structure systems.

• Architecture before product
• Governance before features
• Responsibility before actionism
• Documentation before assumption
• Sustainability before quick fixes

We see IT as an integrated system — not a collection of technologies.

Experience in Complex Environments

Our expertise includes:

• Security architectures based on Zero Trust principles
• Infrastructure modernization and hybrid cloud transformation
• Governance-oriented IT structures
• Privileged access and identity restructuring
• Stabilization of historically grown environments
• Leadership of business-critical IT projects

We work with organizations where IT is not only operated — but structurally accountable.

Project Context & Responsibility

Our work typically takes place in environments characterized by:

• 200 to several thousand users
• Hybrid infrastructures combining on-premises and cloud
• Growing complexity in identity and access structures
• Increasing expectations around governance and documentation
• Modernization initiatives under operational pressure

Typical starting points include:

• Historically grown IT without a defined target architecture
• Rising security and compliance expectations
• Unclear ownership within permission models
• Limited transparency of administrative structures
• Transformation projects with high operational sensitivity

We assume responsibility where IT must be structurally rethought.

Responsibility in Sensitive Environments

We frequently operate in contexts where:

• IT decisions must be explainable and auditable
• Security architecture must withstand external scrutiny
• Governance structures require documented traceability
• Projects are subject to elevated stakeholder attention

In these environments, IT is not just technical infrastructure —
it is organizational responsibility.

Our Way of Working

Our projects follow a structured methodology:

• Assessment of the existing environment
• Definition of a resilient target architecture
• Prioritized roadmap
• Controlled implementation
• Documented transition and stabilization

Transparency, accountability, and structured decision-making define our approach.

Our Commitment

We do not aim to be the largest provider.
We aim to be the structured partner.

IT architecture is a matter of trust.
And trust is built through clarity, responsibility, and consistency.