tailieunhanh - Case Study - PBE - NMIT

Tham khảo tài liệu 'case study - pbe - nmit', công nghệ thông tin phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | CASEstudy NMIT standardises on KRONE PBE across seven campuses Quality, flexibility and local manufacture were back of Cisco switches and routers. It was extremely deciding factors for Northern Melbourne Institute successful and gave the IT department that of TAFE (NMIT) when it chose to standardise on immeasurable luxury of more time. KRONE's Patch-by-Exception (PBE) solution across its seven campuses. "There are 18 of us reporting to Mary Waterhouse in the IT team with responsibility across all "We pride ourself on delivering cutting-edge campuses. Our time is at a premium. The upgrade information technology resources across the NMIT," to KRONE's PBE solution will give us HIGHBAND 8 said Mary Waterhouse, IT Manager, NMIT. modules neatly rack-mounted in frames with cable tails coming into the active equipment. Clutter is "Our network demands have escalated and it is an minimised, cables are efficiently tied, labelled and ongoing challenge to ensure we continue to organised and active equipment is readily provide the best technology assets for our teachers accessible," said Mr Hall. "Fault finding becomes and students. That's why we decided, about three much easier to track and we can perform diagnostic years ago, to look at a standard cabling research either through our online management infrastructure solution across the NMIT network." system or offline." Gordon Hall, Network and Communications Manager for NMIT, pointed out that since that time NMIT had been investigating various options such as pair managed, RJ45 and PBE solutions from KRONE as well as from other suppliers. "However, when it came down to the final decision, NMIT really had to look no further than our Greensborough campus," said Mr Hall. "We installed KRONE's HIGHBAND PBE methodology at Aquaculture and viticulture research and the site about six years ago as the backbone for a development are just two of the newer courses high-density telecommunications enterprise on the NMIT offers that demand