The DPU (Public Defender's Office of the Union) has adopted cloud solutions from Huawei Cloud, a leading global reference in cloud computing and artificial intelligence solutions, to transform its operations, making them more efficient and secure. With the agency present in 70 states, distributed across 26 states and 43 municipalities, in addition to the Federal District, the optimization has a positive impact on access to justice for low-income citizens.
Before adopting cloud technology, the DPU infrastructure depended on a physical data center that centralized all the units' demands. Whenever there was a need to access services and applications, it was necessary to use the institution's internal environment.
With the migration to the cloud, carried out in a record time of 45 days, the Public Defender's Office began to operate in a more agile and accessible technological environment, especially for defenders who work in itinerant guardianships, who can now access services from anywhere in Brazil with quality and high availability.
Today, approximately 90% of DPU workloads are processed on Huawei Cloud technology infrastructure, resulting in reduced costs, higher system availability, and improved application performance. The migration has also resulted in advances in data protection, with a greater focus on security and encryption, ensuring the integrity and confidentiality of information.
With its current structure, the Federal Public Defender’s Office operates in a multi-cloud environment, which provides superior flexibility and connectivity for its users. This configuration allows defenders to meet the demands of the population more efficiently and securely. The agility in creating new environments and centralized control provide a holistic view of workloads, increasing the performance of certain applications while using fewer resources compared to the previous on-premise environment.
About Huawei
Huawei is a global leader in Information and Communications Technology (ICT) infrastructure and smart devices, and one of the world's most valuable brands, according to Forbes. The company's vision is to enrich people's lives through digital technologies and is dedicated to customer-centric innovation. Huawei has four business units in Brazil: the group dedicated to operators, which offers telecommunications equipment and infrastructure; the area that meets the needs of the corporate market, providing ICT solutions and infrastructure; Huawei Cloud, with public and hybrid cloud services and solutions to scale businesses with stability and security; and Huawei Digital Power, with smart solutions focused on photovoltaic energy generation, distribution and storage. The company also develops projects in the area of smart automotive solutions and devices for the end consumer, such as smartwatches, routers, smartphones and others. With approximately 207 thousand employees worldwide, the company serves more than three billion people around the world. Huawei also believes that digitalization is the path to a more sustainable world and a zero-carbon economy, based on renewable energy sources. Huawei is one of the companies that invests the most in research in the world. That is why it has become one of the largest patent holders in the world. In the new digital era, the ICT industry requires even more investment in research and development, and Huawei will continue to play its leading role in innovation to build a fully connected and intelligent world. Having been in the country for 26 years, Huawei is in Brazil for Brazil and aims to increasingly become an important partner in digital transformation and in contributing sustainable technologies to Brazilian society. In addition to being a leader in the national fixed and mobile broadband market through partnerships established with the main telecommunications operators, Huawei has an integrated profile, with solutions for the public, private, financial, transportation, mining and energy sectors, among others. The company has offices in the cities of São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Brasília, Curitiba and Recife, as well as a Distribution Center in Sorocaba (SP) and two manufacturing units, in Jundiaí (SP) and Manaus (AM). It works in partnership with Brazilians, driving innovation and helping to develop new local talent for the telecommunications sector. Over the last 10 years, it has trained more than 40,000 professionals across Brazil.
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