Products

TGAS and VTGO.

Adnet goes to market through two products. Governance domains such as AI, cyber, suppliers, projects and resilience sit within those products rather than being sold as separate services.

01

Technology Governance Assessment (TGAS)

Establish the current governance condition.

TGAS gives boards, executives and CIOs an independent, evidence-based view of whether material technology risks and decisions are visible, owned, evidenced and governed properly.

  • Current governance capability and maturity
  • Material strengths and weaknesses
  • Evidence and accountability gaps
  • Decisions required and priorities
  • Practical improvement roadmap
02

Virtual Technology Governance Office (VTGO)

Operate governance continuously.

VTGO gathers evidence across service, project, cyber, financial, contractual and risk systems; identifies material exceptions; prepares decision-ready recommendations; records authorised decisions; monitors implementation; and verifies resolution.

  • Continuous exception-to-decision management
  • Cross-functional evidence gathering
  • Human authority for consequential decisions
  • Decision and action traceability
  • Verified resolution and learning

How they relate

TGAS can stand alone. VTGO can start directly.

TGAS is not merely a sales step into VTGO. It is a complete assessment product for organisations that need an independent governance baseline or a board-ready view of a material governance problem.

VTGO is also one product. It begins with a bounded implementation phase to establish scope, evidence sources, decision rights, materiality thresholds and organisational readiness. That phase exists to implement VTGO well — not to test whether VTGO works.

“Assess the governance condition when the condition is uncertain. Operate continuous governance when the need is already clear.”

Adnet product logic