Write a 5 pages paper on centralized information system.
Write a 5 pages paper on centralized information system. As per Ramesh, V.C., and Xuan Li there are three dimensions of contingency planning “The first issue concerns the handling of multiple objectives. we discuss the benefits of using fuzzy logic for handling this issue. .The second issue is the consideration of the economic cost of post-contingency corrective actions as well as the utility of discrete control actions that complicate the modelling and solution of the contingency planning problem. .The last issue is the need for of advanced parallel computing techniques for addressing the real-time aspects of many contingency planning problems.”
ABC Corporation has twenty-seven desktop workstations either connected with each other via a hub or a switch. The workstations are only workgroups as there is no domain and security policies applied in the organization except some users have Internet access and only the manager has a separate email account. There is no email server available to provide separate email addresses to employees. The separate email addresses enable instant correspondence between the subordinates, hence making the communication better and cost-effective. Currently, the employees are using the telephone for coordination which is not cost-effective. Some workstations are used to store data. There is no access policy defined for the data stored in the workstations. The data is vulnerable as anyone can access it or delete it. The server is used only for providing internet access and data transfer within the network. There is no firewall installed in the network, either hardware or software which makes the data, hardware, software defenceless. There is no connectivity between the regional offices and head office. The manager accesses the financial information from the head office using the computer network. The 5 regional offices have five databases which they are maintaining individually. The immense amount of time is wasted when head office sends a CD named “House types data” to each regional office. .
