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Thursday, March 27, 2008
Streamlined Infrastructure Protects GIS Data in Charlotte County, FL
An article in Washington Technology has detailed the importance of having streamlined storage infrastructure, especially in emergency situations such as a hurricane strike.
The government in Charlotte County, FL originally had sixty-five stand-alone servers, but recently completed an upgrade and redesign to get down to six physical servers. It was a process that initially started after Hurricane Charley struck in 2004 as emergency workers and first responders needed constant and immediate access to GIS data.
An article in Washington Technology has detailed the importance of having streamlined storage infrastructure, especially in emergency situations such as a hurricane strike.
The government in Charlotte County, FL originally had sixty-five stand-alone servers, but recently completed an upgrade and redesign to get down to six physical servers. It was a process that initially started after Hurricane Charley struck in 2004 as emergency workers and first responders needed constant and immediate access to GIS data.
# posted by J @ 2:14 AM 