Cisco Connected Government
Technical Overview: Administrative Agencies
July 2006
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Agenda
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Connected Government Overview
•
Overview of Cisco Connected
Government—Intra-agency Roadmap
•
Overview of Cisco Connected
Government—Interagency Roadmap
•
Mapping Administrative Agencies’ Case
Studies to the Phases of Cisco
Connected Government
•
Why Cisco?
•
Discussion
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Connected Government Overview
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Agency Drivers for Change
Intra-agency/Interagency Collaboration
• Enable interoperable communications to support constituent services, agency
collaboration, and joint operations
Infrastructure Sharing
• Foster sharing of physical resources and equipment (e.g., incident command
vehicles, aircraft, etc.) across agencies to reduce costs
Information Sharing
• Improve operational efficiency by providing equal interagency access to critical
information
Services Sharing
• Consolidate common government services to enhance operational efficiency
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What Is a Connected Government?
• All branches of government
support the controlled flow of
information
• Services reach constituents when
they need them, where they need
them, and in the way they need
them
• Services reach more constituents
with less cost
• Government is engaged with
constituents
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Overview of Cisco Connected Government
• Reference network and application
architectures with a corresponding
roadmap
• Roadmap transitions governments
through a multiphase approach,
synchronized with process change
• Connected Government Assessment
Tool
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Application
Layer
Interactive
Services Layer
Networked
Infrastructure
Layer
PLM
HCM
CRM
Business
Applications
Procurement
ERP
SCM
Collaboration
Layer
Services Sharing
Information Sharing
Infrastructure
Sharing
Service-Oriented Network Architecture
Achieves an Intelligent Network
Instant
Messaging
Unified
Messaging
Meeting
Place
Collaboration
Applications
IPCC
IP Phone
IP/TV
®
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Application-Enhancing Services
Collaboration-Enhancing Services
InfrastructureEnhancing
Services
Security Services
Mobility Services
Storage Services
Voice Services
Computer Services
Adaptive
Policy
Traditional Architecture and Service-Oriented Architecture
Identity Services
Network Virtualization Services
Campus
Branch
Server
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Places
in the Network
Data Center
MAN / WAN
Storage
Teleworker
Devices
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Phased Value of Connected Government:
Roadmap for Agencies to Achieve Their Mission
Interagency
Services Sharing
and Information
Sharing
Business Value
Inter-Organizational
Focus
Mission:
Intra-Organizational
Focus
Mission:
Improve information
exchange (contracts,
services, assets/inventory,
suppliers)
Mission:
Improve operations
in the near term
Offer shared
services
between
agencies or
reduce
operating
expenses by
outsourcing
Operational Effectiveness and Efficiency
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Phased Value of SONA Connected Government:
Roadmap for Agencies to Achieve Their Mission, cont’d
Intra-Agency
Mobility
(Interoperability)
Interagency
Collaboration
Interagency
Infrastructure
Sharing
Business Value
Intra-Agency
Collaboration
Security
Services
Security
Services
(VPN)
Voice
Collaboration
Services
(VPN)
Voice
Collaboration
Services
Mobility
Services
Security
Services
Application
Delivery
Services
Interagency
Services Sharing
and Information
Sharing
Application
Protocol
Optimization
Virtualization
2 3 4 5 6
Identity
Services
Operational Effectiveness and Efficiency
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Phased Value of SONA Connected Government:
Roadmap for Agencies to Achieve Their Mission, cont’d
Intra-Agency
Mobility
(Interoperability)
Interagency
Collaboration
Interagency
Infrastructure
Sharing
Business Value
Intra-Agency
Collaboration
Data storage costs
reduced by 50%
30% drop in
communication
costs
1/10 cost of new
locations
3 hours saved per
field worker per
day
Government
officers remain in
the field instead of
at HQ doing
paperwork
Constituent
services designed
around life events,
not government
organizations
Interagency
Services Sharing
and Information
Sharing
Estimated savings
of $5B in US
Federal
New business
models and service
offerings enabled
Communications
annual savings of
80% for services
delivery
2 3 4 5 6
Improved
continuity and
interoperable
communications
Operational Effectiveness and Efficiency
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Overview of Cisco
Connected Government—
Intra-agency Roadmap
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Phase 1: “Siloed” Information and
Communications Systems
• Duplicate systems, resources, information, and
processes designed for independent operation
within each agency
• Prerequisites to enter next phase
Ensure quality of service (QoS)
Achieve high network availability
Establish robust, integrated network security
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Phase 1: “Siloed” Information and
Communications Systems, cont’d
Limited
Connectivity
Connectivity
to Data
toCenter
the
Is
Data
Center
Potential
Single
Point of Failure
No
Integrated
Security
Network
at Risk
Network
Downtime
Limited
Network
Redundancy
DMZ
Si
Data Center
Increased
Cost
Separate
Voice
andand
Data
Complexity
Network
Agency Headquarters
Public
Switched
Telephone
Network
(PSTN)
Mobile Network
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Leased
Lines
Interne
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Lack
of Any-to-Any
Voice,
Limited
Mobile Data
Video, or Access
Data Real-Time
Communication
Branch Office
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Getting Out of the Silos—
Laying the E-Government Foundation
High Availability
Security Services
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Collaboration
Applications
Voice and
Collaboration
Services
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High Availability: Resilient Network Design
Device-Level
Resilience
Network-Level
Resilience
Systems-Level
Resilience
• AutoSecure, Warm Reload,
Control Plane Policing,
Nonstop Forwarding/Stateful
Switchover (NSF/SSO), Switch
Cluster, Configuration
Rollback, Fault Containment,
and Generic Online
Diagnostics
• Routing Protocol and
Spanning-Tree Enhancements,
Cisco EtherChannel®
Technology, MPLS Traffic
Engineering, Gateway Load
Balancing Protocol (GLBP)/Hot
Standby Routing Protocol,
Multilink Point-to-Point
Protocol, Dial-On-Demand
Routing, and Resilient Packet
Ring
• Survivable Remote Site
Telephony (SRST), Central
Office–Based Gateways,
Teleworker, Advanced Worm
Mitigation, Call-Center
Resiliency, and User Mobility
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Cisco Convergent Communications and
Collaboration Applications
Completely Flexible, Resilient, and Secure Suite of Communications and Collaboration
Applications that Scale and Adapt to the Needs of Any Organization
Applications
Endpoints
Call Control
Infrastructure
• Workplace
services
• Voice mail
and unified
messaging
• Emergency
responder
• Customer contact
• Rich-media
conferencing
• IP phones
• Wireless phones
• Cisco® IP
Communicator
• Cisco VT
Advantage
• Hosted call control
• Cisco CallManager
• Cisco CallManager
Express
• Integrated services
routers
• Intelligent network
infrastructure
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Security
QoS
Availability
Management
Administration
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Security Services: Cisco Solutions and
Technologies
Converged Security
Foundation Security Solutions
Cisco® ASA 5500
Firewall
Secure WAN
Cisco PIX®
Secure Perimeter
Intrusion Prevention
Secure LAN
Secure Data Center
Cisco IPS
Remote Access VPN
Data
Center
Web Servers/
Web Services
Remote/
Branch Office
Cisco VPN 3000
Endpoint Security
Cisco Security Agent
Public IM/Public IP
Corporate Network Communications
Router Security
Internet
Cisco ISR Family
Switch Security
Catalyst Engines
Application Security
Corporate
LAN
Remote
Access
Partner
Access
Partner
Business
Applications
Application Velocity System,
Application Characterization Environment
Advanced Security Solutions
Security Management
CiscoWorks VPN/Security
Management Solution/Cisco Security
Monitoring, Analysis, and Response System
Security Systems
Network Admission Control/Clean Access
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Day Zero
Security Management
and Operations
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Application Security
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Voice and Collaboration Services:
Cisco Solutions and Technologies
Virtualized Voice Control
Interfaces
Presence, EPAS, computer
telephony integration (CTI), Java
Telephony Application Programming
Interface (JTAPI), rich media
EPAS
Distributed Voice Control
Services
Call control, dial plan, E-911/CER,
CCM, SRST), CCME/CUE, Call
Admission Control (CAC)
Network Integrated Voice
Components
Integrated Gateway, Gatekeeper, and
Media Resources (Transcoders,
MMCU, MoH)
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Phase 1: Relevant Resources
• Cisco® Unified Communications
http://www.cisco.com/go/voice/
• Routing and Switching
http://www.cisco.com/go/routers
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/switches/index.html
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Phase 2: Intra-agency Collaboration
Centralized Management and Call Control
DMZ
Si
Interne
t
Si
Data Center
IP
WAN
Cisco® MeetingPlace
SRST
Agency Headquarters
IP
WAN
Cisco Unity®
Messaging
Security
Services
Branch Office
Branch Office
Delivers Secure Communication and Collaboration Through a Complete
Suite of Applications Integrated with the Infrastructure
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VPNs: Advanced Secure Access
for Remote Sites
Branches and Field Networks Are Protected by
Underlying Self-Defending Network
IP Security (IPSec) Dynamic
Multipoint VPN (DMVPN)
Zero-Touch Provisioning,
Dynamic Mesh VPN Tunnels
Generic Routing
Encapsulation (GRE) and
IPSec with Dynamic Routing
Internet
= DMVPN Tunnel
Best Routing in the Business for
Maximum Control and Flexibility
Provider Edge
Router
Voice and Video Enabled VPN
(V3PN)
Best-in-Class QoS with IPSec
VPNs for Multiservice, HighQuality, Jitter-Free Voice, Video,
and High-Priority Data
IPSec Easy VPN
Remote-Access Hub and Spoke
VPNs Using Centralized Policy
Push
Customer A
Customer B
Customer C
2800
www.cisco.com/go/ipsec
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Mobility Services: Cisco Solutions and
Technologies
Unified
Wired/Wireless
Infrastructure
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•
•
•
Anytime, Anywhere
Remote Access
• IPSec VPN concentrator and clients
• Guest Access
• Public wireless LAN
Location-Based
Services
• Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)
and active tagging
• Asset tracking
• E-911—voice routing
• Radio-frequency firewall
Metropolitan
Mobile Networks
• Mobile access router
• 802.11 mesh networks
• IPICs
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Industry-leading 802.11
Wireless integrated switches and routers
Scalable wired/wireless
Cisco® Compatible Extensions, NAC
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Enterprisewide Mobility: Connecting the
Mobile Constituent to Information
Agency
Headquarters
Branch
Applications
Database
Agency Intranet
IP Is the Connective Glue of
Wireless and Wire Line
1. Constituent
loses his job
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2. While in traffic on the
way home, he applies
for unemployment
benefits using his PDA
3. Continues
application
on laptop at home
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4. Goes to kiosk at
regional Department of
Labor office for
customized job info
Branch Office
5. Receives message
on
PDA that digital
signature is required
on application
6. Applies digital
signature from
wireless laptop
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Identity Services: Description
Customer Challenges
• Uncertainty regarding who
and what is accessing
network resources
IP Telephony
Enterprise
Mobility
• Regulatory environment
• Inefficiently used
infrastructure
Campus LAN
IPCC
A Cisco® infrastructure provides
various mechanisms that can be
leveraged to optimize resource
utilization for enhanced
application performance.
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Multiservice International
Sales Offices
WAN
(Sonet, IP,
ATM, Frame Suppliers
Relay)
Video
Enterprise
Network
Conferencing
Infrastructure
Mainframe
Campus/WAN
Backbone
Overview
Security
Content
Networking
VPN
ISDN
Telecommuters
PSTN
Mobile Users
Storage
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Phase 2: Relevant Resources
• Security
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/vpndevc/index.html
• Mobility
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/wireless/index.html
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Phase 3: Integrated Remote Resources
Wireless
LAN Solution
Engine
Cisco®
Secure
Access
Control
Server
WA
N
Wireless
LAN Services
Module
Si
Security
Services
Media
Encryption
Remote Worker/Constituent
PDA/Kiosk
Si
Data Center
Infrastructure
Services
Cisco APs
Cisco APs
Internet
DMZ
Agency
Headquarters
Cisco
Compatible
Clients
Cisco APs
Security
Services
Cisco Compatible
Clients
Branch Office
Identity Services
Cisco Compatible
Clients
Partners/Suppliers
Enables Worker Mobility and Secure, Real-Time Access
to All Agency Resources Regardless of Location
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Enabling Interagency Collaboration
Collaboration Applications
Network Infrastructure Services
(WAN/MAN Architecture)
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WAN/MAN Enterprise Architecture:
The Glue That Binds
Agency
Headquarters 1
Agency Headquarters 1 Data Center
Agency
Headquarters 2
Management
QoS
Security
Agency
Intranet
Scalability
Internet
Home Agent/Teleworker
High Availability
Mobile Workers/Constituents
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Phase 3: Relevant Resources
• Next-Generation WAN and MAN Design Guidelines
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/netsol/ns483/networking_solu
tions_packages_list.html
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Overview of Cisco
Connected Government—
Interagency Roadmap
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Phase 4: Interagency Collaboration
ISP,
Broadband,
etc.
WA
N
IPSec
VPN
Si
Si
Data Center
VPN
Branch Office
SP-Managed
MPLS VPN
SelfDeployed
MPLS
Agency
Headquarters 1
Encrypted
Layer 2
Connectivity
Remote Worker/Constituent
PDA/Kiosk
IP VPN
(MPLS,
3
V PN, etc.)
Si
Si
Agency
Headquarters 2
Implements Agencies’ Access Policies and Enables Interagency
Communication and Collaboration
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Enabling Interagency Infrastructure Sharing
Compute Services
Adaptive Management Services
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The Cisco Commitment to the Data Center
Application
Integration
Application Message Services
Message Translation and Transformation, Application Authentication and Authorization, and
Business-Event Visibility
Shared Pools of Compute
Resources
Services
Integration
Shared Pools of Storage
Resources
Storage Fabric
Applications
Adaptive
Threat Defense
Application
Optimization
Replication
Server-less Backup
Point in Time Copy
Continuous Data Protection
Volume Management
Virtual Firewall Services
Virtual Intrusion Prevention
Denial-of-Service (DoS) Guard
Network Antivirus
Host Protection
Virtual Server Balancing
Web, Video, and File Caching
Wide-Area Optimization
SSL Offload
TCP Offload
Intradata Center
API
Policy-Based
Management
Intelligent Information
Service
Optimization
Management
Management
Applications
Extra-data Center
Network
Integration
Storage
Network
Fiber Channel
iSCSI
FICON
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Server
Farm
Gig and 10GB
Ethernet
Blade Switch
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Server
Fabric
Infiniband
10GB Ethernet
Blade Switch
DC
Interconnect
DWDM,
SONET and SDH
WAN, FCIP
DC Access
Internet
MPLS, IPSEC, SSL
VPN, DNS
Optimization
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Multi-Device
Virtual Context
Management
API
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Cisco Application Networking Services
Comprehensive and Best-of-Breed Approach
Cisco® Application Networking Services
Scale
Deliver
Optimize
Integrate
Security and Manageability
Data Center
Branch/WAN
•
•
•
•
Wide-Area Application Engine (WAE)
Integrated Services Router
Cisco IOS® NetFlow, NBAR, QoS, IP-SLA
Application-Oriented Networking (AON)
WAN
Teleworker,
Business Partner
•
•
•
•
Application Velocity System (AVS)
L4-7 Content Switches (CSS/CSM)
Cisco Catalyst® 6500 LAN Switch
Application-Oriented Networking (AON)
Data Center
Branch
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Application Delivery Services: Any
Application, Any Protocol—Anywhere
Application Network
Services
Cisco
Catalyst®
6500
AVS
WAAS
Customers
Mobile User
Web Access:
HTTP, HTTPS
E-Mail:
MAPI, IMAP,
WebDAV
Branch
File Access:
CIFS, NFS
WebDAV
Streaming
Thin Client:
Media, Voice:
MMS, RTSP/RTP ICA, TN3270
SFS 3000
MDS 9500
Storage and Tape Arrays
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Call Center
Partner
Telecommuter
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Phase 4: Relevant Resources
• Storage and Data Center Design Guidelines
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/ps4159/index.html
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/netsol/ns340/ns394/ns224/networking_s
olutions_packages_list.html
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Phase 5: Interagency Infrastructure Sharing
Si
Si
Server
Virtualization
Security
Services
Agency Headquarters
Web Servers
Data Center
Dense
WavelengthDivision
Multiplexing
(DWDM)
Network
WAN
IP WAN
Remote Worker/Constituent
PDA/Kiosk
Adaptive
Threat
Defensive
Comprehensive
Web Servers
Continuity
Storage
Virtualization
Data Center
Application
Delivery Services
Branch Office
Enabling a Virtualized, Consolidated, and Automated Data Center
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Enabling Information and Services Sharing
Network Virtualization
• Creates a private, secure, and independent network over a shared
physical infrastructure transparent to the end user, increasing
utilization, efficiency, and flexibility of the network and applications
Application Networking Services
• Optimize application performance, improve security, and enable
enterprise application integration
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Network Virtualization Drivers
• Virtualized services
• Closed user groups
Private
• Centralized policies and
services
Secure
Independent policies
(for example, guest access, NAC
quarantine)
Internet
Employee Servers
Employee
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• Shared infrastructure
Remediation Servers
Contractor
Constituent
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Centralized Application Networking
Services and Policies
• Efficient: Services not
duplicated per group
• Manageable: Policies
centrally deployed
• Economical
Shared for
all groups:
Shared
Internet
Internet
Gateway
Video
Server
Firewall
and NAT
Hosted
Content
DHCP
IPSec
Gateway
Session Number
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Campus Core
Resource
10.2/16
Partners
Contractors
Contractor
10.2/16
Resources
Constituents and
NAC quarantine
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10.2/16
Contractor
10.3/16
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Leveraging the Strengths of an Intelligent
Network: Application-Oriented Networking
Streamlined, Secure Application Message
Communication via the Existing Network
Business
Intelligence
SOA
J2EE
Message
Broker
.Net Data
CenterESB
Database
Lookup
Legacy
Apps
• Works on a pervasive,
distributed platform
EDI
Partners
Compression
Business
Rules
BAM
Telephony
Web
Links
ASPB2B Service
Transformation
B2B Gateway
Benefits of a NetworkBased Approach:
Custom
Protocol
Field
Mobile
Organizations
RFID
Services
Branch
Offices
Standards
Load
MQSeries
Balancing Distribution
Remote
Environments
Security
Compliance
EAI
Extranet
Logging
Event
Adapters
Capture
• Requires no new
intermediary
layers or components
• Uses existing
applications
• Coordinates functioning
of network and
applications
• Simplifies infrastructure
• Leverages investment
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Phase 5: Relevant Resources
• Application-Oriented Networking
http://cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6692/Products_Sub_Category_Home.html
• Wide-Area Application Services
http://cisco.com/en/US/products/ps5680/Products_Sub_Category_Home.html
• Data-Center Application Services
http://cisco.com/en/US/products/ps5719/Products_Sub_Category_Home.html
• Customer Contact
http://cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/custcosw/Products_Sub_Category_Home.
html
• Large-Enterprise Solutions
http://cisco.com/en/US/netsol/ns340/networking_solutions_large_enterprise_h
ome.html
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Phase 6: Interagency Information-Sharing
and Shared Services
• Objective
Final step of the Interagency Roadmap, with network
helping connected government agencies extract full value
in sharing human resources, information, and services
(for example, payroll, IT, and budgeting)
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Phase 6: Interagency Information-Sharing
and Shared Services, cont’d
Dept. of Labor
Constituents
Welfare Services
Si
Si
Web Servers
Server
Consolidation
Data Center
VPN
Agency Headquarters
WAN
DWDM
Network
Remote Worker/Constituents
PDA/Kiosk
IP WAN
Web Servers
Dept. of Labor
Constituents
Data Center
Welfare Services
Branch Office
Sharing Applications and Infrastructure Across Agency Boundaries
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Mapping Administrative Agencies’
Case Studies to the Phases of Cisco
Connected Government
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Summary of Connected Government—
Administrative Case Studies
Phase 1
Arizona Department of
Commerce
Phase 2
Phase 3
Phase 4
Phase 5
X
State of SchleswigHolstein
X
New South Wales: Better
Human Services
Delivery
X
izn in Lower Saxony,
Germany
X
Austrian Federal Data
Center
X
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Arizona Department of Commerce—
Phase 3
The Challenge
• Facilitate collaboration among employees in
different groups
The Solution
• Cisco® foundation infrastructure, comprising Cisco
switches and routers
• Cisco Unified Communications
• Cisco network security solutions
• Cisco VPN solution
The Benefits
• Creates cost savings of close to $150,000
• Stimulates economic development
• Leads to better employee collaboration and service
effectiveness
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Cisco Connects Coworkers
“Now we can access both voice mail and e-mail messages from
the e-mail inbox and forward voice-mail messages as e-mail
attachments. Cisco Unity Unified Messaging helps us to be
more responsive to businesses thinking about relocating to
the state.”
Tim Lawless, Assistant Deputy Directory, Arizona Department of Commerce
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State of Schleswig-Holstein—Phase 4
The Challenge
• Implement seven independent data networks
• Deploy one outsourced voice network to
connect 300 private branch exchanges (PBXs)
• Create more bandwidth
The Solution
• Outsourced voice-over-IP trunking MPLS
network
• Cisco® Core (7500, 7200)
The Benefits
• 30 times more bandwidth
• Centralized management of security and all data
and voice operations
• Transfer of operational staff into core business
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New South Wales: Better Human Services
Delivery—Phase 4
The Challenge
• Improve access and results for constituents
• Enhance service quality and coordination
• Promote innovative service delivery
The Solution
• ServiceLink and ReferralLink applications
• Client management system capability
• Support network for collaborative casework
The Benefits
• Increases constituent satisfaction
• Improves coordination and quality of services
• Supports innovative models of service delivery
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izn in Lower Saxony, Germany—Phase 5
The Challenge
• Increase data-storage facilities
• Decrease operating costs and standardize operations
• Use IP-based technologies within SAN environment to
offer more cost-effective services
The Solution
• Cisco® Business-Ready Data Center deployed across
two separate data centers
• Data center is accessible via iznNet
The Benefits
• Reduced overhead costs
• Optimized network availability
• IP-based protocols allow lower-cost service options
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“The Cisco Business-Ready Data Center model
provides a high level of robustness which other
suppliers still have to achieve.”
Herr Erik Krex, Operations and Planning for izn Data Center
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Austrian Federal Data Center—Phase 5
The Challenge
• Implement electronic filing system
The Solution
• Cisco® Catalyst® 6500 Series switches
• Cisco Catalyst 3550 Series switch and Cisco 7200
Series core router
• Cisco VPN 3000 Series concentrators
• Cisco PIX® 525 security appliances
• Dual Cisco 7200 Series routers linked to data center
The Benefits
• Secure, high-performance network improves efficiency
by 10 to 15 percent
• 99.7-percent network availability helps move agency
toward paperless system
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Cisco Prowess Means Project Progress
“Cisco has performed very well, particularly in areas
of critical importance to the project, such as the
design and implementation of the metropolitan-area
network, the data center, and redundancy, as well as
firewalls and content switching.”
Herr Kurt Fleck, project leader of ELAK
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Why Cisco?
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Cisco Connected Government—
Our Networking Approach Is Built to Last
Cisco Provides a Highly Adaptable Network
Architecture that Allows Public Administrators to
Meet Current and Future Needs
Highly Customized Design
Based on Proven Best
Practices
Optimal
Performance
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Modular Network
Deployment Based on
Integrated Components
Continuously
Expanding
Functionality
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Roadmap
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How Cisco Helps Your Agency Become a
Connected Government
• Cisco® solutions demonstrate how to apply
previous success in a connected government
through
Assessment tools to create Connected
Government Roadmap
Reference architectures that represent Cisco
best practices developed from real-world
deployments
• Cisco and partner services that coordinate
government processes to coincide with
technical capabilities
Align incentives, policy, performance
management, rewards, and funding to
encourage services sharing
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First Assess, Then Progress—The Connected
Government Assessment Tool
Translates into
Tells You
Possible resiliency issues in the network may be
compromising important capabilities:
• Public notice for emergencies
• Internal workflow management
• Budget management
• Geographic information systems (GISs)
• Dispatch systems
• Field worker communication
• Internal communications
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Government Leasing
• Single monthly payment
• Single financing contract
• Ease of administration
• Bundled products and services
• Below commercial-market rates
• Cost-effective, comprehensive
solution
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Government Leasing Products
• Lease to Ownership Plan
Installment purchase plan—uses capital funds
Purchase title passes upon final payment
• Lease with Option to Own
Operating lease with option to own—lease
payments with fixed purchase option buyout or
fair market value
• Use operations and maintenance funds
annually
End-of-term options—return, renew, buyout,
upgrade
Technology-refresh upgrade before or at end of
term
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The Road Forward
• Use Connected Government
Assessment Tool to discover how
your network can work best for you
• Compare department mission and
strategy with IT capabilities
• Baseline current IT capabilities
• Define IT capabilities and mission
objectives gap
• Develop phased IT roadmap
• Coordinate process and policy
change with IT investment plan
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Discussion
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