SITA Data Centres
A step closer to zero downtime
Watch the video and find out how SITA brings the industry closer to zero downtime for network and applications.
In today's rapidly growing air transport industry, data processing and storage needs to be reliable. It must be secure and capable of coping in the event of disasters. And to be scalable, up and down, in an instant. That's what SITA Global Services and our Next Generation Data Centres (NGDCs) offer SITA customers.
We know that processing, maintaining and securing data is critical to the continued success of our industry. To meet these growing needs, SITA data centres are specifically designed to offer a robust on-demand infrastructure that maximises IT uptime and minimizes disruption.
Our data centres are also integrated with the SITA Command Centre in Montreal and our new Command Centre in Singapore. Around the clock, our experts are set up to proactively monitor and support the operations of over 300 airports and 2,000 airlines worldwide. They identify issues and proactively initiate resolutions before services are impacted.
Dedicated to the air transport industry, with best-in-class IT support, SITA is bringing you a step closer to zero downtime for network and applications.
Benefits of our Next Generation Data Centres
- The highest level of support with:
- One disaster recovery plan
- One global response team
- Best-in-class processes, infrastructure, monitoring and management tools
- Rapid recovery of critical systems and associated applications
- Standardized and duplicated environments delivering faster recovery of systems
- Processes, controls and best practices to help air travel providers take preventive measures, detect unwanted issues and implement corrective action when needed
- Comprehensive storage, network and server infrastructure to meet new business needs and deliver on-demand scalability
- Integration into the SITA Command Centres, providing end-to-end proactive monitoring, identifying problems before they become major issues
Share or bookmark with:
Facebook
Twitter
Digg
Delicious
Technorati
