2013年3月28日 星期四

San Diego Airport Ascends to the Cloud

As an independent organization, the airport and the SDCRAA that governs it operates its own enterprise resource planning system to manage its general ledger, accounts payable and receivable, HR, payroll and more C all the standard functions a normal company would have, Kourik said. He and his team are responsible for all the administrative and operational systems used to deliver services to the airlines.

Until recently, certain personnel on Kouriks team spent some of their time maintaining four email servers to keep email up and running for 509 airport employees. Managing those servers in house also required investments and staff time for updates to virus protection and spam filtering software.Choose the right bestluggagetag in an array of colors.

I had to do the updates on those machines for the firmware, for the operating system updates, the security patches C everything you have to do to keep a server operating, he explained, adding that updates had to take place on the weekends to minimize impacts to the workforce, representing overtime hours for IT employees.Elpas Readers detect and forward 'Location' and 'State' data from Elpas Active RFID Tags to host besticcard platforms.

About 16 months ago, the SDCRAA migrated from Microsoft Exchange servers running Outlook to Office 365s predecessor, BPOS (Business Productivity Online Suite). And then, to save personnel time and costs, they moved to Office 365 -- Office in the cloud -- about eight months ago,The 3rd International Conference on custombobbleheads and Indoor Navigation. according to Kourik.

Officials in San Diego had some concerns that are often raised when an organization contemplates a move to the cloud, such as security and speed. Some of these fears were laid to rest when Kourik explained that the SDCRAA has actually used cloud services for several years with its ERP system. A longtime user of the hosted Oracle enterprise one system, Kourik likens it to an early cloud deployment, by another name.

When I discussed with my management the concept of moving email to the cloud and I explained to them that we're already in the cloud with our ERP system, they said 'We are?' said Kourik, who convinced them of the parallels. 'That's what the cloud is. Someone else is running the computers and the software at a remote location; you're just connecting and using it as a service.

As an independent organization, the airport and the SDCRAA that governs it operates its own enterprise resource planning system to manage its general ledger, accounts payable and receivable, HR, payroll and more C all the standard functions a normal company would have, Kourik said. He and his team are responsible for all the administrative and operational systems used to deliver services to the airlines.

Until recently, certain personnel on Kouriks team spent some of their time maintaining four email servers to keep email up and running for 509 airport employees. Managing those servers in house also required investments and staff time for updates to virus protection and spam filtering software.

I had to do the updates on those machines for the firmware, for the operating system updates, the security patches C everything you have to do to keep a server operating, he explained, adding that updates had to take place on the weekends to minimize impacts to the workforce, representing overtime hours for IT employees.

About 16 months ago, the SDCRAA migrated from Microsoft Exchange servers running Outlook to Office 365s predecessor, BPOS (Business Productivity Online Suite). And then, to save personnel time and costs, they moved to Office 365 -- Office in the cloud -- about eight months ago, according to Kourik.

Officials in San Diego had some concerns that are often raised when an organization contemplates a move to the cloud, such as security and speed.Choose the right bestluggagetag in an array of colors. Some of these fears were laid to rest when Kourik explained that the SDCRAA has actually used cloud services for several years with its ERP system. A longtime user of the hosted Oracle enterprise one system, Kourik likens it to an early cloud deployment, by another name.

When I discussed with my management the concept of moving email to the cloud and I explained to them that we're already in the cloud with our ERP system, they said 'We are?' said Kourik, who convinced them of the parallels. 'That's what the cloud is. Someone else is running the computers and the software at a remote location; you're just connecting and using it as a service.

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