Social Action – Edhucca
Made4it, a technology company based in Apucarana, Paraná, recently carried out a social initiative in partnership with the Paraná Information Technology Industry Union (TI Parana), Apucarana ICT Governance, ACIA, Conecta, and APL de TIC Londrina to assist the NGO Edhucca, also based in Apucarana, Paraná. The initiative involved the donation of 30 computers by TI Parana, which were delivered to the organization. Edhucca is a nongovernmental organization that has been active for over 20 years in the city of Apucarana, Paraná, with the goal of promoting social inclusion and developing professional skills among socially vulnerable youth and adults. With this donation, Edhucca will be able to expand its offerings of courses and training programs, benefiting even more people seeking opportunities. The Dev + Infrastructure course, which will be offered by Edhucca with the help of the donated computers, aims to train students to work in the field of information technology, specifically in software development and systems infrastructure management. This initiative is essential for digital inclusion and for training qualified professionals in a field that is constantly growing. Made4it, for its part, reinforces its commitment to social responsibility and sustainability by promoting an initiative that directly benefits the local community. The company believes that technology can be a powerful tool for transforming lives and fostering social and economic development in the regions where it operates.
Check out Made4it’s interview for RTI Magazine
Check out our interview for RTI Magazine: Made4it offers a traffic analysis solution Made4it, a Brazilian company headquartered in Apucarana, PR, provides the market with Made4Flow, a network traffic analysis software solution designed for Internet service providers. The product uses information sent via the NetFlow protocol from routers, analyzing parameters such as IP address, port, and source and destination ASN. It is also possible to monitor a specific interface, tracking where the data is being distributed. To assist with Made4Flow’s tasks, the company launched Made4Graph in March. The application manages PPPoE end-users through graphs that show how bandwidth is being used. According to Made4it’s managing partner, Guilherme Ganascim, Made4Graph was developed to address a gap in the market. “As providers begin to grow, companies end up turning to solutions from major manufacturers, a process that can lead to a loss of customer information regarding traffic and connection visibility. To avoid these problems, we developed Made4Graph , which is compatible with routers from brands such as Huawei, Cisco, Juniper, and Mikrotik,” he explains. In addition to Made4Flow and Made4Graph, Made4it offers ICT consulting services covering the technical aspects of an Internet service provider, such as router configurations using BGP; connection activation with carriers; MPLS network design and deployment; configuration and deployment of DNS servers, among other services. With 25 employees, the company currently serves more than 70 providers throughout Brazil. Among its clients are Agility and Tecnet, both from Ceará; Persis Telecom and Delta Telecom, both from Paraná; and Webby Telecom, in São Paulo. See the full version at: http://www.arandanet.com.br/assets/revistas/rti/2019/abril/index.php? (pp. 19 and 20)
