|
|||
|
|
|
|
The Network Architecture Policy defines network infrastructures providing reliable and ubiquitous communication for the State's distributed information processing environment. It defines various technologies required to enable secure connections among its citizens, federal government, cities, counties, and local governments, as well as the private business sector. The policy describes a network infrastructure that supports converged services as well as accommodating traditional data, voice, and video services, providing the framework and foundation to enable agency business processes, new business opportunities, and new methods for delivering service.
The
Network Infrastructure Standard defines open and industry-wide
standards-based target technologies. It requires agencies to use these
technologies to design and securely implement network infrastructures that
support converged services, promoting more effective sharing of common IT
resources within the State. It also encourages further deployment of open
systems based on targeted network architectures that use common, proven,
pervasive, and industry-wide standards. |
|
