Solutions for Critical Applications in

Education

Some of our Education Projects

Emerson Network Power: Supporting IT Everywhere in the Digital Campus

Updated the university’s outdated power system, ensuring operational continuity for the different school activities.

More Effective Remote management through The DSView centralized management software. Allowing a single interface that gives IT staff complete remote control of attached multiplatform servers.

Row based infrastructure design which optimized the limited fl oor space, provided energy saving and allowed high density applications for the arts school.

University In Malaysia Technical Institute in Singapore Visual Arts School in New York

Administration

Registration Tuition Payment Fees and activities Residential living and campus life Communications Student grades Security

Classroom Level

Course materials & evaluations Distribution of course information Homework assignment and tests Classroom network access Lab experimentation Presentations

Research and Communications

Library and research information Access to journals and other research data Media Access and viewing Publishing

Experience the Critical Difference in IT Ready Educational Institution

What Is Happening?INFRASTRUCTURE ISSUE EMERSON SOLUTION

BYODBring Your Own Device

Precision TeachingTailored Content Per Student

The Flipped ClassroomThrough Technology, Teacher Spends Less Time Lecturing

These and other emerging trends in teaching are all directly or indirectly linked to IT giving use to the need to take asecond look at your current IT support infrastructure.

Technology Trends in Education

Mobile LearningMobile Devices and Apps in the Classroom

Sustainable Learning EnvironmentWhat is Happening?

The learning process is becoming increasingly digital Beyond the classroom, students utilize IT to access

information Administrative and Teaching staff supporting the process

are also becoming more dependent on technology

What does this mean for you? The IT manager should ensure that the infrastructure is

reliable and will be able to support the increasingly digital learning environment

What does this mean for your infrastructure? Focus on reliability : Ensure that the network does not go

down

Managing The Complex campus NetworkWhat is Happening?

A typical campus would have multiple buildings – all connected to the same network

An IT manager would be responsible for IT Availability in the entire campus

As IT is not the main business of educational institutions, normally there is only a small IT team

What does this mean for you? The IT manager would need visibility, access, control and

management of all of the IT assets spread throughout the campus…

…all from his offi ce

What does this mean for your infrastructure? Tools are needed to provide visibility of all the IT assets

from a single location

IT EverywhereWhat is Happening?

Enrollment in Primary and Secondary Schools are increasing as population rates continue to rise

Digitization of the learning environment only become more prevalent

There are peak seasons (ie enrollment, exams) which will exert a heavy pressure on the IT infrastructure

What does this mean for you? The IT manager will need to be able to plan ahead and

allocate resources to address future and peak demand As demand grows, the IT manager will need to continue to

ensure effi cient operations as electricity consumption rises

What does this mean for your infrastructure? IT infrastructure should be designed for high density Continuous efficiency and optimization efforts are needed

South Korea is considered to have developed the best educational IT Infrastructure in the world. UNESCO 2011

Berry College in Georgia is known to be the largest university in the world by area, spread across 27,000 acres.

Three US universities have banned iPads over bandwidth issues. -Washington Post, 2011

SmartCabinet™ SmartAisle™SmartRow™

Intelligent, integrated infrastructure in an enclosure.Capacity: 1-15kW; 1-3 racksOpenFloor: Raised, non-raisedKey Applications: All sized data centers and network spaces.

Intelligent, integrated infrastructure in an open line-up.Capacity: 1-35kW; 6-10 racksOpenFloor: Raised, non-raisedKey Applications: All sized data centers and network spaces.

Intelligent, integrated infrastructure using row-based building blocks.Capacity: Most cost-effective up to 400kWOpenFloor: Raised, non-raisedKey Applications: Small and medium data centers; high-density zones in all data centers.

The Avocent® MergePoint Unity™ The Avocent® AutoView switch The LCD Console Tray family

DSView™ 4 Management Software Avocent® Data Center Planner

Access, Control and Management

Avocent® HMXDesktop over IP solutions are designed for desktop administrators who need to physically separate the computer from the user in the work environment. Physical separation of computer and user provides solutions where security and/or environmental issues are major concerns.

Avocent® SwitchView™ Secure KVM Field-proven, secure, KVM-switching solutions for government agencies. Allows you to switch safely between computers operating at different classifi cation levels from a single set of peripherals, providing continuous access to critical data.

SmartAisle™

Precision Cooling

Power Protection

OthersSurge Protection

Intelligent, Row Based Precision Cooling for Data Center Equipment

Modular and Compact Row Based UPS With FlexPower Technology

Flexible High Effi ciency Solutions for the Network

Ultra Energy Effi cient Cold Aisle Containment Solution

Liebert® CRV

Liebert® APM Liebert® NX

ASCO® Transfer Switches

AP14ENT-EducationV1-FL

Emerson Integrated Solutions for IT-Ready Education Emerson Network Power Asia

PakistanT: 92-42-36622526 to 28F: 92-42-36622530

PhilippinesT: 63-2-7207400 F: 63-2-6203693

SingaporeT: 65-64672211F: 65-64670130

ThailandT: 66-2-6178260F: 66-2-6178277 to 78

VietnamT: 84-4-37628908F: 84-4-37628909

AustraliaT: 1800-065345F: 61-2-97438737

IndonesiaT: 62-21-2513003F: 62-21-2510622

JapanT: 81-3-54038594F: 81-3-54032924

KoreaT: 82-2-34831500F: 82-2-5927883

MalaysiaT: 603-78845000F: 603-78845188

New ZealandT: 64-3-3392060F: 64-3-3392063

Data Center

Power Distribution Units

Precision CoolingInfrastructure

Management & Monitoring

Services UPS Preventive Maintenance Energy Effi ciency Assesment Data Center Assesment

Distributed Campus

This document was developed for the use and reference of the Asia market of Emerson Network Power. Contact your local Emerson Network Power Sales representative for more details.

InboundPower

Utility AC

Surge SuppressionGenerator

UPS

Connectivity

Power Switchingand Controls

PowerReliability

AC Power Distribution

DC Power Solutions

Power Systemsand Connectivity

Cabinetsand Cooling

EmbeddedSolutions

toGRID CHIP

Outside Plant, PrecisionCooling, Integrated Cabinet

ServicesPreventive Maintenance, Critical Space, Telecom, EF&I

Infrastructure Management & Monitoring Management Tools & Technologies, Integration & Operation Services

Embedded Power, EmbeddedComputing, Micro-Cooling

SmartCabinet™

Enables - High availability, improved control & remote management

Site Profi le - Critical network closet - SME Data Center in a Rack - Remote WAN Infrastructure

Scale & Desnity - 1 to 3 racks Up to 10kW

Core Conclusions - Rack enclosure system - Power Quality - Power Quality Peripherals - Monitoring - Service

Recommended Options - Access & Control - Cooling

Access, Control and Management

DSView® 4ManagementSoftware Server

KVM over IP& Serial ConsoleSwitches

MergePoint®

Unity™ Series

SwitchView®

Secure Channel (SC) Desktop KVM Switch

Network Switch

CAC Reader

Secure Remote AccessSecure Local Access