Dvina for Government

Public service, kept local.

From a ministry to a city hall, every office asks one assistant. It runs on your own servers, inside your own network, under controls your security office can sign off on.

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A senior official walks the empty stone-and-glass gallery of a headquarters at 7:10 AM, reading her phone, a leather folio under her arm.
Dvina’s answer from the overnight reports: three things before the 8:00 briefing.Dvina’s answer from the overnight reports: three things before the 8:00 briefing.

Deployment

Your servers.
Your rules.

Dvina runs inside your own network, on servers your department already trusts. Every question, every file and every answer stays on them.

One install puts Dvina on your own cluster, in your data center or in the cloud you already use. Closed-network installs, on request.

Dusk on the thick limestone wall of a government building, one deep-set window lit warm from inside.

One install. Dvina, its data and its search index run on your own cluster, with your own storage.

Your own network. Your proxy, your certificates, your registry mirror, under your own network’s rules.

Your own models. Connect the models you host, over your network, with your department’s certificates.

Every office

One assistant.
Every office.

From the secretary’s office to the grid control room, every team asks the same Dvina, reading only what it’s allowed to, under one set of rules.

Dvina’s one-page brief, Before the 8:00 briefing, three items each from its office’s report, beside the deputy secretary reading in a car at dawn.Dvina’s one-page brief, Before the 8:00 briefing, three items each from its office’s report, beside the deputy secretary reading in a car at dawn.

On the drive in, Eleanor reads one page on the night’s reports, drawn from what her policy office shared.

Across the public sector

Wherever the public
is served.

A rail depot at 5 AM, a hospital ward at 2, a committee room at 11: the same Dvina, on your own servers.

A track engineer crouches by a train’s bogie at a maintenance depot before dawn. Dvina: bogie 2 wear within limits, from the inspection log.A track engineer crouches by a train’s bogie at a maintenance depot before dawn. Dvina: bogie 2 wear within limits, from the inspection log.

A national rail operator. Check the night’s inspection against the manual before the first train leaves.

An economist at a tall window over a waking city. Dvina’s drafted Inflation note, written from the desk’s own series.An economist at a tall window over a waking city. Dvina’s drafted Inflation note, written from the desk’s own series.

A central bank’s research desk. From the desk’s own series to a drafted note before the policy meeting.

A nurse manager walks a quiet ward corridor at 2 AM reading her phone. Dvina: two nurses short tonight, from the night roster.A nurse manager walks a quiet ward corridor at 2 AM reading her phone. Dvina: two nurses short tonight, from the night roster.

A public hospital. See the night’s gaps on the roster before the shift changes.

A customs officer with a tablet on a container quay at dawn. Dvina: the papers match the manifest, citing both.A customs officer with a tablet on a container quay at dawn. Dvina: the papers match the manifest, citing both.

A tax and customs authority. Compare a container’s papers with its manifest, right on the quay.

A test engineer at a bench beside a satellite wrapped in gold foil. Dvina: test 14, every channel in range, from the test logs.A test engineer at a bench beside a satellite wrapped in gold foil. Dvina: test 14, every channel in range, from the test logs.

A space and research agency. Read the whole night’s test logs in one answer before the review.

A committee clerk marks a printed bill in an empty committee room at 11 PM. Dvina: amendment 12 changes clause 4, from the bill draft.A committee clerk marks a printed bill in an empty committee room at 11 PM. Dvina: amendment 12 changes clause 4, from the bill draft.

A parliament. See what each amendment changes before the committee sits.

  • Ministries and departments
  • City halls
  • Courts
  • Parliaments
  • Defense and alliance bodies
  • Central banks
  • Financial regulators
  • Tax and customs
  • Statistics offices
  • Public health
  • Public hospitals
  • Energy and utilities
  • Ports, rail and airports
  • Space and research agencies
  • Public broadcasters
  • Universities
  • Emergency services

Models

Answers that
never leave.

Hal asks on his 11 PM round, and the answer comes from models on your own servers, over your own network, with your agency’s certificates. Or set a rule that no data leaves, and only your own models answer.

A water-plant operator walks the catwalk above the settling basins at 11 PM with a clipboard and a thermos.

Only your own models answer.

Choose No data out, and web search and connected apps stay off. Or choose Region rule, and only models in the region you name answer.

Dvina’s data policy settings in its window: No data out chosen, so only your own models are used.Dvina’s data policy settings in its window: No data out chosen, so only your own models are used.

Set once, for everyone.

Your sign-in, required. Single sign-on through your department’s identity provider, two-step verification, sessions that end, and sign-in only from your own networks.

Only what IT approves. Choose which apps and tools people can connect, and turn computer use, the browser or uploads off for everyone.

Kept as the law requires. Keep chats, files and memory from 30 days to seven years. A legal hold on one person, former staff included, or on everyone stops every delete until it’s released.

Audit

Who did what, when.

When your inspector general asks who changed a sharing rule, it’s already written down. Sign-ins, policy changes, sharing and assistant actions go into an append-only audit log. Export it as CSV or JSON, or stream it to your security tools.

  • Splunk
  • Microsoft
  • Google Security Operations
  • Elastic
  • Datadog
  • Sumo Logic

Good questions.

Can we run Dvina without your cloud?
Yes. It installs on your own servers, inside your own network. Closed-network installs, on request.
Can we run Dvina in our private cloud?
Yes. Dvina runs on your own servers or in your agency’s private cloud, under the rules your security office sets.
Can we use the models we already run?
Yes. Connect them over your own network, with your department’s certificates.
How long can records be kept?
From 30 days to seven years, or forever, for chats, files, trash, memory and proactive cards.

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