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As today's information systems evolve from
monolithic systems to powerful distributed
architectures,
telecommunications technology is fundamental
to success. As a world leader in
telecommunications, CSC offers in-depth
proven experience in every aspect of this
critical area including support.
Recent years have seen immense advances in
the use of telecommunications technology to
support every aspect of business and industry.
Telecommunications —voice, date, images and
video—provides the physical "information
superhighway." Businesses and government
organizations are using this technology to
integrate existing information systems into more
effective and efficient client-server
architectures, to replace current paper-based
communications with more efficient and fail-safe
automated approaches, to expand timely access to
needed information, and to bridge physical
distances separating their personnel. Local area
networks (LANs) are increasingly used to
integrate devices at individual sites,
metropolitan are networks (MANs) that integrate
communities of sites, and wide area networks
(WANs) to integrate entire enterprises across
the country or around the world utilizing
terrestrial and satellite backbone networks.
CSC is experienced with every aspect
of the implementation process -- from initial
analysis, planning, modeling, through design and
implementation, to ongoing support and
enhancement.
For more information, please
contact
Kumait Jawdat,
Business Development.
What We Offer ||
Success Stories

Enterprise Modernization
CSC has been designing and developing
infrastructure solutions for decades - so we’ve
also been in the business of
modernizing these solutions and migrating to
updated designs. We will maintain your
infrastructure so it continues to be
user-friendly, reliable, cost-effective, and
easy to maintain.
Infrastructure Refreshment
With significant investments in your
telecommunications infrastructure and
lightning-speed technological changes, it is
necessary to plan to upgrade your systems - just
to keep up. Planning provides an opportunity to
truly balance technological advances with
budgetary constraints. We can help you plan an
effective
infrastructure refreshment strategy - so
that you can provide your customers with
up-to-date services and support
Wireline and Wireless Technologies
CSC offers all government users the
highest quality
wireless services commercially available at
the best possible value - and our support is
also a best value. CSC is operating the
Federal Wireless Service Center for the Federal
Wireless Telecommunications Services contract
which helps users with routine queries (ordering
service and customer support) and helps
representatives from various government agencies
provide service to their customers and
employees.
Modeling and Simulation
CSC builds, operates, and maintains
large-scale communications networks which must
perform optimally and with minimal interruption.
We model and simulate the proposed network
design. To ensure the correct network capacity
and topology for these networks as they grow and
change, CSC periodically models the
design again.

CSC is responsible for the design,
integration, test, and support of a wireless
data system for the
New York Stock Exchange. This wireless
network provides capacity upwards of 1,300
brokers, specialists and NYSE staff members with
customized hand-held computers and wireless
radios for use on the trading floor. CSC's approach maximizes use of COTS technologies
wherever applicable. Conventional technologies
in use include Digital Service Units (DSUs),
Channel Service Units (CSUs), and routers,
supporting conventional protocols such a
Ethernet, token ring, ATM, frame relay, SMDS,
and TCP/IP. A major leading-edge technology
focus is ATM, fielded over satellite
communications links, conventional copper lines
and optical networks such as SONET. Data rates
supported range from fractional T1 (FT1 < 1.544
Mbps) to OC-48 (2.4 Gbps).
As a provider of telecommunications-based
applications (for example, telemedicine),
CSC is also focusing on multimedia
environments comprising images, video, and data.
Under the D/SIDDOMS contract, CSC is
determining bandwidth requirements, utilizing
modeling and simulation for the reliable
transfer of Transmitted Computer-based Patient
Records (TCPRs) among Medical Treatment
Facilities in the Pacific theater under
different operating scenarios. This effort
requires the understanding of several
technologies for image compression. For example,
Discrete Cosine Transforms (DCTs), wavelet
compression, and fractal compression are
currently being investigated to reduce bandwidth
requirements.
On the MATMO program for the DoD, CSC
engineered, installed and supported
demonstration networks to facilitate several
telemedicine applications (e.g., video, images,
and data over ATM networks via satellite and
copper links). |